Примери за използване на Had ceased to exist на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Turkey had ceased to exist.
The old Austro-Hungarian state had ceased to exist.
The world had ceased to exist for me.
Feels a bit as if the outside world had ceased to exist….
That world had ceased to exist for him.
In the minds of her tormenters, she had ceased to exist.
Poland had ceased to exist as a country.
In the 1990s the Quintet had ceased to exist.
Poland had ceased to exist as a country.
The Western Roman Empire had ceased to exist.
Syme had ceased to exist: he had never existed. .
That republic had ceased to exist.
Four years after Pearl Harbor, the Japanese empire had ceased to exist.
That world had ceased to exist for him.
By 1018 the First Bulgarian Empire had ceased to exist.
The tribe's military had ceased to exist as an organised force.
Unbelievable silence as though the world had ceased to exist.
The Teutonic Order had ceased to exist as a proper military force.
The next day the chancelleries of Europe were confronted by the fact that Czechoslovakia had ceased to exist.
Czechoslovakia had ceased to exist.
By the early 1920s, the America of Jefferson Lincoln andWilliam Jennings Bryan had ceased to exist.
The rest of the world had ceased to exist for him.
Then came all the easy credit handed out in the era when the view was that risk had ceased to exist.
The current theory is, that both species had ceased to exist during the millions of years.
As regards the economic prospects of the beneficiary firms analysed,two of them31 had ceased to exist.
This document declared that the Soviet Union had ceased to exist"as a subject of international law and geopolitical reality.".
The respondent failed to show that the circumstances in connection with which he was recognised as a refugee had ceased to exist.
Two weeks earlier the Soviet Union had ceased to exist and the Russian Federation had become an independent country.
Not a single Eastern European country brought up the issue,not even after the Warsaw Pact had ceased to exist in 1991.
It had ceased to exist in 1917 due to the Revolution, but was recreated after initiatives from Steklov as the Petrograd Physical and Mathematical Society in 1921.