Примери за използване на Reluctantly agreed на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Lenin reluctantly agreed.
The commercial driver reluctantly agreed.
Hansen reluctantly agreed to the conditions.
My father very very reluctantly agreed.
Conrad reluctantly agreed, for he still thought of Beatrice often.
The pie-maker reluctantly agreed.
But his friend offered to go with him, and Vitaliano reluctantly agreed.
Lennon reluctantly agreed.
Alcide glanced at his watch and reluctantly agreed.
My dad reluctantly agreed.
In 1995 the RP won the largest number of seats in parliament, andthe following year the DYP reluctantly agreed to form a coalition with Refah.
They reluctantly agreed and remanded their prisoner over to the Peruvian authorities.
The driver reluctantly agreed.
Caliph reluctantly agreed, he had no choice, because Tunisia had long since emerged from the control of the Arab Caliphate.
The drivers reluctantly agreed.
Guinness reluctantly agreed to work on the sequel, filming just a single day- Sept. 5, 1979- with the thesp arriving at approximately 8:30 a.m. and wrapping his scenes by 1 p.m.
My father reluctantly agreed.
Finally after reports that 52 civilians were killed in Syria by coalition bombs,the Pentagon reluctantly agreed to initiate an investigation.
The coach reluctantly agreed.
Her doctors reluctantly agreed to give her a 3-month period before the recommended surgery.
The contractor reluctantly agreed.
Jefferson only reluctantly agreed to support it when his friend, James Madison, promised to propose a bill of rights after it was ratified.
The customer reluctantly agreed.
Alexievich reluctantly agreed to deliver a talk about a book she wrote more than three decades ago, The Unwomanly Face of War, which has been republished in a new English translation this month.
The car dealer reluctantly agreed.
In May, Germany's Pergamon Museum reluctantly agreed to return a 3,500 year-old Hittite sphinx after Turkish Culture Minister Ertugrul Gunay threatened to ban German teams from several archaeological digs in the country.
The king's chief steward reluctantly agreed to a trial.
Nikolai Alexandrovich reluctantly agreed, yet he, Alexandra Feodorovna, and the entire Royal family spent the whole day in Moscow hospitals visiting the wounded people, many of whom felt stressed and tearfully begged the tsar to forgive the“mindless” ones who spoiled the festival.
In the end of 1921 the Irish reluctantly agreed to a British peace offer.
Kuo's chief attendant reluctantly agreed, explaining that they did not want to leave the lone passenger trapped in the loo.