Примери коришћења Had led на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Cyrillic
The giver had led us here.
He had led the team brilliantly.
And that passion for seeds had led us here.
Which had led to disappearance and death.
The patient's botched surgery had led to a massive infection.
Mugabe had led Zimbabwe for four decades.
Tariceanu, a former prime minister, had led the party since 2004.
God had led his people in the great Advent movement;
Something else had led to the downturn.
The results were a blow, however, to opposition leader Janez Jansa, who had led the"no" campaign.
The cuts had led to widespread anxiety in Turkey.
In 1968 Rubin, as leader of the Yippies had led the march on Chicago.
Simon had led into sin the woman he now despised.
She was in her 50s and had led a well-to-do life.
Quintianus had led the successful Roman campaign into Germania.
Everything that ever happened in my life had led me to that very moment.
Vanya Gusev had led the expedition to Mantsev's winter lair.
He claimed that the severe boredom caused by his job had led to an epileptic fit while driving.
Her father had led a double life, living with both families.
Mr Howman said the increasing profitability of sport had led to young athletes becoming more vulnerable.
Catherine had led a military defense of England and James died on the battlefield.
The DLF also received support from Imam Ghalib Bin Ali, the exiled Imam of Oman, who had led these earlier revolts.
But then the agitation had led to major political changes in the state.
We see in this passage how the Lord helps the fallen apostle to finally get rid of the weakness that had led him to the denial of God.
And they knew that God had led them by His unerring providence.
This had led to widespread belief regarding the Basque people to be among one of the indigenous peoples of Europe.
Napoleon is defeated… and Jean had led one of the armies which fought him.".
The discovery that had led to penicillin, for example, is one of the most fortunate accidents of all time.
In a New York Times editorial,the author said President Trump's“amorality” and“impulsiveness” had led to ill-informed and reckless decisions.
Dillinger's bloody trail had led from Indiana to the northwest woods and back again to Indiana.