Примери коришћења All that has happened на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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All that has happened.
You don't know all that has happened here.
All that has happened in my absence.
I thank God for all that has happened.
All that has happened up to now has happened in you also.
So what can be left after all that has happened?
After all that has happened.
I feel so foolish after all that has happened.
After all that has happened.
You are obviously overwhelmed by all that has happened.
Forget all that has happened.
Abbot, I am responsible for… all that has happened.
From all that has happened since.
You should be ashamed after all that has happened.
Forget all that has happened between us!
I accept full responsibility for all that has happened.
Despite all that has happened.
It truly was the icing on the cake after all that has happened.
And for all that has happened this past week.
Is this possible after all that has happened?
All that has happened has happened itself.
Are you able to do so, after all that has happened?".
After all that has happened this spring and summer, normal interactions between Washington and Moscow at the higher levels are, in my opinion, impossible.
Well, I am recovering from all that has happened.
It is hard to imagine that after all that has happened, the Syrian authorities are enthusiastic about talking about a political settlement in their country on the Western troika's orders.
But is a reconciliation even possible after all that has happened?
Puigdemont and his team are solely responsible for all that has happened today and for all that can happen if they do not put an end to this farce,” Enric Millo told a news conference.
But is a reconciliation even possible after all that has happened?
Puigdemont and his team are solely responsible for all that has happened today and for all that can happen if they do not put an end to this farce," Madrid's representative in Catalonia Enric Millo told a news conference.
We would like to know how you feel about all that has happened.