Примери за използване на Immortalised на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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No, immortalised in wax.
That's been immortalised, OK?
Then if you ever become a famous writer,I will be immortalised!
It's an honour to be immortalised in plastic.".
Ramesses believed that if he could succeed wherehis father had failed, he would be immortalised.
It is a great honour to be immortalised in paint.
The Opel GT was immortalised in only five years of production.
Their efforts and their suffering were immortalised in the film.
Those feet, immortalised in William Blake's poem Jerusalem, never walked on the green and pleasant land of Glastonbury;
Every moment was digitised, immortalised from every angle.
Immortalised in paintings, these pioneering missionaries spread the good news of Christianity as far as Africa and Greenland.
They say I have been highly requested, highly requested,to be immortalised in wax.
Artists such as Manet and Toulouse-Lautrec have immortalised the venue and visitors can still see a genuine French can-can here.
It will utilise podocyte-specific inducible VEGFA/C overexpressing mice andour unique human conditionally immortalised(ci)GEnC.
Prince Harry's naked antics in Las Vegas have been immortalised in a hilarious new online video game.
It was immortalised when Diana was photographed dancing with Travolta to the song"You Should be Dancing" from his film"Saturday Night Fever".
The violence claimed dozens of lives and was later immortalised in the hugely popular Australian TV series Underbelly.
Tours include Vlad's Wallachian capital Targoviste, his fortress, his birthplace andeven the Borgo Pass, immortalised in Bram Stoker's novel.
It is here that the hero Siegfried, immortalised by Wagner, the killer of dragons in the Nibelung Saga, would be assassinated.
Today, I was allowed to hobble into the dining hall in Christ Church to see Lewis Carroll's‘Alice in Wonderland' immortalised in the stained glass windows.
Embraced by the great and the good,it has been immortalised in a painting by none other than Winston Churchill and on film in the cult classic Blade Runner.
It's difficult not to have heard of Francis, andit's easy to be sentimental about him- the loveable saint immortalised in stories retold to generations of children.
In 1993, Turlington was immortalised as the model for 120 mannequins commissioned from Pucci by the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art in New York.
It was one of the first Volvos to be exported to the United States and it was immortalised in 1997 when featured on a Swedish postage stamp.
Immortalised on film and in print, this is the true story of the life and mysterious murder of the most talked-about and notorious member of Kenya's notorious Happy Valley set.
Mollo is credited with“creating the Star Wars universe” andhis concepts were later immortalised as some of the most famous characters in cinematic history.
Based on their obvious reverence for the feline- immortalised in statues, paintings and even mummified carcasses- the ancient Egyptians were thought by many to have been the first cat tamers several centuries BC.
Zingiber Officinale andthat his first‘dip in the ginge' circa 1740 produced a tipple that literally singed the tips of his‘tache- an image now immortalised on every bottle of our refreshingly feisty alcoholic ginger beer.
His periodic table was immortalised in stone here in the centre of St Petersburg, and he eventually had an element named after him, mendelevium, as well as a crater, the Mendeleev Crater, on the dark side of the moon.
Dickinson's last gig with the band was at the Reading Festival in 1981,a gig which was immortalised by the BBC and subsequently released on the album"Live at Reading 81".