Примери за използване на Were inherited на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Likewise, harems were inherited.
Ornaments were inherited from grandmother to granddaughter to preserve an old heritage.
A number of unresolved issues were inherited.
The tourist said that the bars were inherited from relatives and she wanted to sell them in China.
Of course, he admits,a lot of their problems were inherited.
After his death, his books and wealth were inherited by his disciple Terebinth(Terabinth).
Some were inherited from prior holdings of European empires such as Spain and Britain.
Most of her personal belongings were inherited by her courtiers.
They were inherited by Thomas's daughter Sophia Palaiologina who left Rome for Russia and wedded Ivan III, the Grand Prince of Moscow.
In 1865 Gregor Mendel found that traits were inherited in a predictable manner.
The benefits and harms of it were tested not by one generation of Rusich, butthe recipes for medicinal broths and drinks from it were inherited.
During two and a half centuries musical aptitudes were inherited by the members of the Bach family.
These privileges were inherited from a time when politics still had something to do with social justice, and when the state could afford to be generous.
It was believed that certain behavioral qualities were inherited from one's parents.
Traditions and methods of winemaking were inherited and sustained and because of all this, many Bulgarian traditions, legends and other folk-style manifestations are related to the vines.
Their first project in this segment is the Nexus smartphones that were inherited from Google Pixel.
On the whole, the state retained most of the laws that were inherited from the British legal code that had been enforced by the British Raj since the 19th century.
After the establishment of the Bulgarian state in the 7th century, the traditions in winemaking were inherited and continued.
Many cultural practices, food,monuments and shrines were inherited from the rule of Muslim Mughal and Afghan emperors.
Brown eyes were inherited as the dominant trait, and blue eyes were recessive, and as a result, two blue-eyed parents were unable to give birth to children with brown eyes.
Jefferson's personal records show he owned 187 slaves, some of whom were inherited from his wife at her death.
Undoubtedly, many of Anastasia's abilities were inherited from her parents and ancestors, as well, of course, as from her grandfather, who had, after all, played a hands-on role in her upbringing.
As we have just seen, this claim was that the vestigial organs in living things were inherited from their ancestors.
Tegoi training forms developed for protecting the emperor were inherited by the Minamoto family, which descended from Prince Tsunemoto, a grandson of Emperor Seiwa.
After the collapse of the empire of Alexander the Great the lands of the Balkan Peninsula were inherited by his commander Lysimachus.
According to the claim, there were non-functional organs which were inherited by the bodies of animate beings from their ancestors, but became futile in the course of time as they were not used.
A mechanism was provided in 1865 by Gregor Mendel, whose research revealed that distinct traits were inherited in a well-defined and predictable manner.
Historical linguistics indicates that particular aspects of the Greek pantheon were inherited from Indo-European society(or perhaps both cultures borrowed from another earlier source), as were the roots of the Greek language.
The causes of seasonal affective disorder are largely thought to be a combination of genes that were inherited and a change in the seasons.
And unlike Southeast Asia, Ukraine is not industrializing butdeindustrializing- particularly because the most advanced parts of Ukrainian industry, which were inherited from the Soviet Union and primarily served the markets of the former Soviet republics, have been harmed by the introduction of the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area with the European Union; they are not usually competitive on global markets.