Примери коришћења Part of the town на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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That part of the town.
Police have blocked off part of the town.
This part of the town used to be a dump.
It is the most modern part of the town.
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This is probably the nicest part of the town.
Not my part of the town!
There are no planning controls in this part of the town.
It's been part of the town for years, they shouldn't knock it down.
This is the more modern part of the town.
Part of the town was covered by the modern village of Geyre; some of the cottages were removed in the 20th century to reveal the older city.
However, they have only managed to retake a part of the town.
I see the river. I know I'm in right part of the town where I was told I need to deliver a bomb.
So when you ask me would I be upset if someone desecrated it- land that's part of the town that I love- my answer to your question, Mr Schlichtmann… is yes.
During the war of 1812, part of the town was razed and as a result, much of the original architecture was built in the years following the war.
Each road was carefully calibrated and each part of the town plan had a reason for being.
On the map of the terrain, the place of the buildings is visible andit is noticable that the projectiles hit precisely the most densely populated places in that part of the town.
Further on, Minister Rexhepi explained President Pacolli's ideas for this part of the town concerning rule of law and economic growth.
That part of the town owned by Plympton Priory was granted a market charter in 1254, and the whole town and its surrounding area achieved municipal independence in 1439, becoming the first town to be incorporated by Act of Parliament.
A fire in 1802 destroyed big parts of the town.
It is easily accessible from all parts of the town.
Unbelievable stage lighting anda 3D show will be displayed in several parts of the town.
However, pro-Daesh media has denied these claims, stating that the Syrian Democratic Forces do not control any parts of the town, including the local hospital and mosque.
In Skoplje the Albanians have their own parts of the town in which the Macedonian language is rarely heard and even then at a great risk.
Some houses were set on fire forcing the residents to flee to other parts of the town.
There are many ways to try to tackle these issues, and regulating the vehicles ortrips that access parts of the town is one.