Примери за използване на The biographer на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The biographers will explain all errors.”.
Her second husband is the biographer Michael Holroyd.
You're the biographer who showed up in spite of our letter.
The biographer Maugham called his work to write not by calling, but rather by dependence.
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The biographer believes Sue Rodriguez was"a woman of strong convictions and a powerful sense of self.
Dalí always boasted:'I'm impotent,you have got to be impotent to be a great painter'," the biographer said.
The biographer Maugham called his work to write not by calling, but rather by dependence.
Happy the mother who bears,happier still the biographer who records the life of such a one!
But Clark, the biographer, said that he doesn't think Ma will ever fully sever ties with the company.
But this inexplicable behavior throws no light upon your strange gifts andwonderful examples,” said the biographers.
But the biographer must accept the perishable, build with it, imbed it in the very fabric of his work.
President Nelson was interviewed in October 2018 by Sergio Rubin, the biographer of Pope Francis, during a ministry stop in Uruguay.
The biographer seeks to lighten up the discussion a little saying that everybody has the same sort of feelings.
Certainly, what nowadays we understand by personality is something quite different from what the biographers and historians of earlier times meant by it.
And the biographer of Thomas Wilson(Mr. Beker) later gave evidences that this idea was not of the president, but it was loaned from others.
The biographer argued that Reagan was not just attracted to the Hollywood values of the 1950s, he strove to embody them.
PS: according to various official versions of the biographers of the protagonists of this story, it may not be true, but only a false popular myth.
The biographers of the House of Rothschild record that men of influence and statesmen is almost every country of the world were in their pay.
One of the best-known heroes of the First World War remains Roberto Sarfatti, the eighteen-year-old student who happened to be the son of Margherita Sarfatti,who was later the mistress and the biographer of Mussolini.
Even the biographer of President Wilson gave evidence that the origin of this idea was not the President himself, but it was drown from other sources.
One draws another along with it; and the biographer should here call attention to the fact that this clumsiness is often mated with a love of solitude.
The biographers tell us he had piercing light-blue eyes, but the black-and-white photos catch the deep cheek-lines that run either side of his thin moustache, the sickly pallor and the cranial face.
He suggests the possibility of an error on the part of the biographer of Theodore, who is the source for this figure, or, what is more likely, that the number includes, besides the monks of Studium itself, those of other monasteries more or less under the jurisdiction of Studium.
According to the biographer, Sartra's daily menu included two packets of cigarettes, several tubes of black tobacco, more than a liter of alcohol, including vodka and whiskey, 200 milligrams of amphetamine, barbiturates, tea, coffee and fatty foods.
In his“Annales”, the biographer of Charlemagne grasped best its specific nature, terming it a“Commonwealth of the Bulgarians”(societas bulgarorum).
You are Martin Kahn, the biographer who wrote Rock Bottom, which makes you Highway Harry, longtime manager of Billy Lipps and the guys behind me, which also means that he didn't call you a"Gay Snoopy.".
According to the biographer, Sartra's daily menu included two packets of cigarettes, several tubes of black tobacco, more than a liter of alcohol, including vodka and whiskey, 200 milligrams of amphetamine, barbiturates, tea, coffee and fatty foods.