Примери коришћења Her subjects на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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No one respects a queen who sleeps with her subjects.
Servia was willing to punish any of her subjects who had been proved to have any complicity in that assassination.
There's this connection a V queen makes with her subjects.
Servia was willing to punish any of her subjects who had been proved to have any complicity in that assassination.
With color andgentle stroke she captures her emotion towards her subjects.
The Queen technically has a sort of power not only over her subjects' physical beings, but also their souls.
She spoke with an almost regal tone, like a queen greeting one of her subjects.
And takes her subjects to war… and if you do want to wear them, you just need to make sure… so that's why we need movies.
Swedish painter Pia Erlandsson works through watercolors to focus on the minute expressions of her subjects.
Suchitra excels at capturing andexpressing the mood of her subjects, often in contemplative classical settings.
This winged beast kidnapped the princess of the protagonist during a public ceremony in front of all her subjects.
While she's now known for adorably photobombing her subjects' pictures sometimes, the Queen was quite camera-shy in her youth.
Director Jennifer Kent keeps the camera tightly focused on her subjects, at times trapping Amelia in the frame, and giving the film a frightening intimacy.
In April 1824, Kaʻahumanu publicly acknowledged her embrace of Protestant Christianity and encouraged her subjects to be baptized into the faith.
Upon the guests' and her subjects' horror and being accused of sorcery and called a monster, Elsa flees the castle and retreats into the icy mountains.
She's been quoted as saying that she finds it“disconcerting” and“strange” when she looks at her subjects only to see the backs of their phones while they photograph her. .
Unfortunately, many of her subjects didn't share her affection, including Parliament who refused to recognize Philip as King on October 21, 1555.
In a nutshell, because a British passport is partially just a request from the Queen to allow one of her subjects to travel freely beyond the borders of her country, she doesn't need one- she can just ask that in person.
Upon the guests' and her subjects' horror and being accused of sorcery and called a monster by the Duke of Weselton, Elsa flees the castle and retreats into the icy mountains.
As the reigning monarch of the United Kingdom, the commonwealth, and certain other countries that have since declared independence but decided they kind of like having the Queen on their money,Queen Elizabeth II enjoys a number of unique perks not bestowed on any of her subjects.
Some of her subjects do eventually have a realisation that the constant striving for more and better, for wanting to be someone else and never being satisfied can't ever provide them with happiness.
However, she generally avoids doing anything overt that might upset her subjects, and otherwise simply works in the background more or less in an advisory role when she feels there is need.
As for most of these powers that technically allow her to rule with an iron fist, as previously mentioned,the Queen is hesitant to ever use them in such a way that would displease her subjects and certainly isn't about to disregard their representatives in parliament.
It was decided that broadcasting her coronation would break down class barriers by allowing all her subjects, not only just those from the upper classes, to witness her coronation, but they only used one camera, with a strict clause of no close-ups of Elizabeth's face.
While this may seem only self-serving, the Queen has a very lengthy track record as an admirable public servant andis also acutely aware that she is a prominent public face representing her subjects, so is keen on avoiding being viewed in a bad light lest she in turn paint them in a bad light by her actions.
However, these powers still exist for a variety of reasons including potentially being needed in a time of extreme crisis where an individual ruling unilaterally for the good of her people can potentially be of benefit- one of the few scenarios her subjects might not mind her flexing her political muscles a bit without necessarily consulting parliament, depending on the circumstances.
Gretchen Rubin's passion for her subject jumps off the page, and reading just a few chapters of this book will inspire you to start your own happiness project.
Gretchen's passion for her subject jumps off the page, and reading a few chapters of this book will inspire you to start your own happiness project.
Rubin's passion for her subject jumps off the page, and reading a few chapters will inspire you to start your own happiness project.