Примери за използване на Rather remarkable на Английски и техните преводи на Български
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
I think she's rather remarkable.
Rather remarkable seeing that people are stealing others' papers.
Your father has come up with a rather remarkable proposal, boys.
I have a rather remarkable collection of wine and handcuffs.
The team's transformation has been rather remarkable, wouldn't you say?
It is rather remarkable that this 1913 text was reprinted in 1997.
The size andtoughness increases can be rather remarkable.
You spoke of a rather remarkable man from the West Side.
I was taken below the surface for some rather remarkable repairs.
Well, I did do a rather remarkable acting job, didn't I?
In the process of routine intelligence gathering… Mr. Birkoff has found something rather remarkable.
That is a rather remarkable indictment on media behavior when it comes to Moscow.
It's a, it's a very dense concentration, rather remarkable in all senses.
That is a rather remarkable statistic, and I am curious to hear your explanation of this point.
As you remember,the previous two installments were rather remarkable and gave a lot of fun.
It is rather remarkable that Hypatia became head of the Platonist school at Alexandria in about 400 AD.
When we choose between options that are on a par,we can do something really rather remarkable.
Henry's mother was a rather remarkable woman, however, being highly intelligent and very well educated.
They will lead to additional articles that will be more about the advantages of this rather remarkable supplement.
That was… we believed then a rather remarkable initiative on the part of the israeli s.
A rather remarkable change came, however, when he married Evelyn Wade in London on 16 December 1890.
Of course, the body benefits even more as some, rather remarkable health benefits occur when this system is operating maximally.
It is rather remarkable that Maurice's improvement was such that he was awarded a scholarship to study at St John's College, Cambridge.
Paul's father was a successful physician in Budapest who had the rather remarkable foresight to realise the problems that were going to befall Europe.
And then the play between-- actually really quite carefully disposed color and gilding, and the sculptural surface,is really rather remarkable.
Aging brings some rather remarkable improvements-- increased knowledge, expertise-- and emotional aspects of life improve.
A UK study conducted by Dr. Sarah Schenker, a leading nutritionist and dietician,found rather remarkable results in improving skin condition.
It is rather remarkable that, in addition to the academic lessons provided by private tutors, Émilie was given lessons in fencing, riding, and gymnastics.
Again the fact that Euclid undoubtedly based the Elements on previous works means that it would be rather remarkable if no trace of the style of the original author remained.
In a rather remarkable international agreement in Paris in 1896, it was decided that the ephemerides of every country in the world should use Newcomb's values for these constants.