Примери за използване на Three hundred years ago на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Three hundred years ago.
This is me, three hundred years ago.
Three hundred years ago, and now he's back.
Had I been born three hundred years ago.
Three hundred years ago, there was hardly anyone.
Didn't we clarify these issues three hundred years ago?
It fell three hundred years ago.
This garden was here more than three hundred years ago.
Three hundred years ago she became a monster.
One famous historical case happened three hundred years ago.
Three hundred years ago, many people lived only short lives.
The Nietzscheans betrayed you over three hundred years ago.
Three hundred years ago, our church, with an open Bible.
With a disease that was nearly extinct three hundred years ago.
Three hundred years ago, no one knew about dinosaurs at all.
Old beans is a traditional Bulgarian food grown in our country three hundred years ago.
Three hundred years ago, My great ancestor Eli killed a witch for this.
That's fascinating, Fraser, but the last caribou spotted in Chicago was over three hundred years ago.
Three hundred years ago, the fastest way of travelling was on a horse.
Procrastination is the thief of time" wrote an English poet almost three hundred years ago.
Three hundred years ago science set out on a quest to master time, to control it.
The first means for treating joints based on them began to be manufactured by local residents more than three hundred years ago.
Three hundred years ago the same unidentified ship had visited Sakhra, and left it devastated.
One legend says that around two thousand three hundred years ago the ruler of a Thracian tribe asked them to prepare a home for the eternal afterlife.
Three hundred years ago, the garrison town of Potsdam became one of Europe's most magnificent royal cities.
While thinking explicitly about consciousness was ignited by Descartes three hundred years ago, two overarching and contradictory ideas- that the mind either is part of the brain's workings or works somehow independently of the brain- have been around seemingly forever.
About three hundred years ago, the industrial development of European countries significantly accelerated, which led to the expansion of the proletarian class.
(1) This finding made it possible, three hundred years ago, to formulate a general theory of the Library and solve satisfactorily the problem which no conjecture had deciphered: the formless and chaotic nature of almost all the books.
Three Hundred years ago, Sir Isaac Newton discovered the universal laws of the physical universe and the principles that bound planets and stars together in His monumental work Principia.
For example, two or three hundred years ago the land of America was not developed, but because some superior living entities from Europe came here, America is now very much developed.