Примери за използване на Many thought на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Many thought wrong.
Because of this, many thought I was sociable.
Many thought it was over.
The deal was one that many thought impossible.
And many thought it was over.
In the same way we succeeded in fulfilling a task which many thought us incapable of; the issue of institutional reform.
Many thought it was finished.
Then he left and many thought he would never return.
Many thought he was finished.
In the aftermath of the attacks, many thought the“clash” thesis was prophetic.
Many thought I was too young.
The theories supposed to be correct were incorrect, and yet many thought them the very theories to be brought before the people.
Many thought he was unhinged.
Apple went through a lot of hard times and many thought Apple would simply go out of business at various times in its maturity.
Many thought it was a lost cause.
The word Gypsy, derived from the word Egyptian, which many thought the actual home of the nomadic people who were often social outcasts that lived outside the mainstream.
Many thought he would retired.
At the time, many thought Facebook had wildly overpaid.
Many thought the killer must have died.
During the war, many thought they would return home soon after but did not.
Many thought his resignation was premature.
At the start of 2001, many thought the economy would start to improve by the middle of the year.
Many thought that we couldn't, but we did.
Although many thought otherwise, Marina emphasized that this child was born from Sergey.
Many thought we would not last a single month together.
In the last round, many thought that Burnley will fail during his visit to Brighton, but it did not happen.
Many thought it would be his“farewell” appearance.
After the event, many thought the locals and government would use this opportunity to rebuild in a more sustainable way.
Many thought the EU was finished after Brexit but that….
By the mid-20th century, many thought Soviet communism might replace democracy as the dominant political ideology worldwide.