Примери за използване на Now fear на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Now fear and greed have gotten the better of many of us.
Your real face is the one that criminals now fear.
Now fear has replaced the seat friendship once held between the two groups.
So, what should the millions of Americans who now fear for the future do?
Residents now fear the possibility of more attacks in the region over the coming weeks.
(David)'Cromwell, the architect of the Cleves marriage,'now feared that his triumph would turn against him.
Let us now fear the Lord our God, that gives rain, both the former and the latter, in its season.
The fund would issue the financial guarantees that foreigners want in return for a fee,effectively stepping in where banks now fear to tread.
The public now fears that could also happen to the union representatives' mandates.
Feeling encircled by the new NATO military bases in East Europe, Russians,whose memories of WWII on their territory are vivid, now fear the onset of WWIII.
Secularists now fear Erdogan wants to reverse things, since he faces no challenges,” he said.
In a whirlwind few months,the person behind that joke helped organise one of those festivals, which he now fears could be a"possible humanitarian disaster".
Several Vietnamese families now fear their relatives are among the victims, who may have been carrying falsified Chinese passports.
What to do if your child is still small,butI have already begun to lie because I did something wrong and now fears that if parents know the truth, then they will cease to love him?
Several Vietnamese families now fear their relatives, who may have been carrying falsified Chinese passports, are among the victims.
The disclosure has outraged Muslim groups and students who are notinvolved in extremism but have been targeted by police and now fear that their names will appear on international terrorist watch lists.
Alarmed, some EU officials now fear that Balkans could plunge into renewed conflict unless it's quickly embraced by the 28-nation bloc.
The Great Northern Distillery, whose business started in 2015 in the border town of Dundalk,has made quick progress but now fears the Irish backstop, the hated mechanism to prevent a hard border, could bring their hard work crashing down.
They do not say in their heart,"Let us now fear the LORD our God, Who gives rain in its season, Both the autumn rain and the spring rain, Who keeps for us The appointed weeks of the harvest.".
Speaking in an exclusive interview with the Sydney Morning Herald,the New South Wales MP said the claims against her have proved devastating for her career, and she now fears she will never recover from them- but still wishes to clear her name.
Neither say they in their heart, Let us now fear the LORD our God, that giveth rain, both the former and the latter, in his season: he reserveth unto us the appointed weeks of the harvest.
Speaking in an exclusive interview with the Sydney Morning Herald,the New South Wales MP said the claims against her have proved devastating for her career, and she now fears she will never recover from them- but still wishes to clear her name.
Neither do they say in their heart,'Let us now fear Yahweh our God, who gives rain, both the former and the latter, in its season; who preserves to us the appointed weeks of the harvest.'.
In fact, Amnesty International considers that Orhan Pamuk's high profile drew attention to the deficiencies of Article 301, and now fears that the cases of other individuals prosecuted under the same article may continue in relative obscurity," it said.
Business leaders now fear Mr. Hollande, whose popularity has sunk back to record lows, will back away from any significant overhauls to boost the economy this year.
So Israel, who in the 1980s lobbied for andimproved U.S.-Iran relations now feared a U.S.-Iran rapprochement, thinking that it would come at Israel's security interests' expense, and instead sought to put Iran in increased isolation.
Industry watchers now fear that battery production, unless it changes dramatically, along with electricity production will actually produce more atmospheric pollutants than the most efficient gas and diesel engines do at the moment.
They don't say in their heart,'Let us now fear the LORD our God, who gives rain, both the former and the latter, in its season; who preserves to us the appointed weeks of the harvest.'.
Corbyn has repeatedly called for an election, but now fears that without legislation in place, the prime minister could promise one polling date but then ask the queen for another.
Neither say they in their heart,“Let us now fear the Lord our God, that gives rain, both the former and the latter, in its season: He reserves to us the appointed weeks of the harvest.”.