Примери за използване на The gatherings на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Attempting to stop the gatherings.
The gatherings continue every week.
His father doesn't participate in the gatherings.
They said the gatherings were illegal.
Were you actually in the midst of the gatherings?
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The gatherings take place from 14 to 10 October.
God named the dry land'Earth,' and the gatherings of water, He named'Seas.
The gatherings are open and guests are welcome.
Tobias particularly had it, those who came to the gatherings just to take energy;
The gatherings have become an international phenomenon.
During the following two years, the gatherings took place in Burgas and then in Varna again.
At the gatherings there are persons from abroad, including from Saudi Arabia.
Of course, the gatherings at an outdoor cafe will have to be abandoned,the weather is different.
Yet neither ship normarching feet may find the wondrous way to the gatherings of the Hyperborean people.”.
The gatherings of the World Economic Forum in Davos provided a meeting ground for elites and the media.
And God called the dry land Earth, and the gatherings of the waters he called Seas, and God saw that it was good.
In a word, there is no question that the mighty Christian doctrine began with the gatherings of a small Jewish community.
In the living room, where the gatherings and events are planned, install lighting devices of general and local type.
Hezbollah appears to be trying to ensure the gatherings don't become violent, planning them only in areas where Hezbollah has control.
The gatherings, which normally lasted about three hours, had always commenced with texts being read out, and had proceeded with poems, music and songs.
For several years I did this myself, and at one of the gatherings of the hidden tzaddikim they all accepted this path….
Journalists who attend Bilderberg conferences do not report on the gatherings, and reporters on the outside face frequent harassment.
Bill Wasik, a senior editor at Harper's who is credited with introducing the notion of a flash mob in 2003,said he was surprised by the new focus of some of the gatherings.
Although turnout was lower than expected,organisers say they are pleased the gatherings were held with dignity and without incident.
Furthermore, they rejected as groundless the Government's assertion that the gatherings organised by them had posed a threat.