Примери коришћења Fruitful life на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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A short, but fruitful life.
Live moderately, sir, andyou shall enjoy a long and fruitful life.
Thus gloriously ended the fruitful life of this holy woman.
Let me ask you now- Do you want to have a fruitful life?
Thus gloriously ended the fruitful life of this holy woman.
I must take it I want to go to a good college,so I can have a fruitful life.
It is a symbol of a long and fruitful life, stable and sustainable.
This did not just convict them, but also convicted the attempt to achieve international justice itself,sentencing chances for a shared, fruitful life for our communities.
I can reward you with a long and fruitful life, but I must have your loyalty.
Otherwise, I live a very fruitful life.
BULL- a symbol of a long and fruitful life, stable and sustainable, it also means perseverance and hard work.
Mary lived a long and fruitful life.
One of the secrets of a long and fruitful life is to forgive everybody everything before you go to bed.
Almost all of them lived a long and fruitful life.
His unhappy young wife didn't have such a long and fruitful life, dying of tuberculosis in 1861 at the age of 31.
Off the mayfly buzzes to live a long and fruitful life- oh.
After a toilsome and very fruitful life, St.
The Christian life  is a fruitful life.
I am given the opportunity andhonor to given in short a history of the 100 years of the intensive and fruitful life of this Serbian community in Hamilton.
In general, a person who is well-acquainted with the best fruits of world culture- which in the West almost always hada definite religious and Christian context,- acquires many more opportunities to lead the normal fruitful life of an Orthodox Christian than someone who converted to Orthodoxy while being acquainted only with contemporary popular culture.
In general, the person who is well acquainted with the best products of secular culture-which in the West almost always have definite religious andChristian overtones-has a much better chance of leading a normal, fruitful Orthodox life than someone who knows only the popular culture of today.