Примери коришћења Returned to belgrade на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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He returned to Belgrade in July 1908.
The same year he returned to Belgrade.
He returned to Belgrade at the invitation of academician Zivojin Djordjevic.
In 1918 he interrupted his education and returned to Belgrade.
And in 2008 he returned to Belgrade to end his career there.
After three years of marriage, she returned to Belgrade.
He returned to Belgrade at the invitation of academician Zivojin Djordjevic.
In 1886, after three years of marriage, she returned to Belgrade.
Beljanski returned to Belgrade in 1940, when the war was at Yugoslavia's door.
We are glad that the OSCE/CSCE has returned to Belgrade again.
He returned to Belgrade in 1928 and became a pilot in the Royal Yugoslav Air Force.
We are glad that the OSCE/CSCE has returned to Belgrade again.
I returned to Belgrade because I wanted to share my skills and experience in my home country.
Draga Lunjevica remained in the service of Queen Natalia until 1897,when she returned to Belgrade.
We returned to Belgrade with an Albanian song that we ended up performing many times afterward.
The king had to reconcile with the decision that there was no pregnancy and,together with Draga, returned to Belgrade.
Before the Turks returned to Belgrade in 1740 all the newly constructed fortifications were demolished.
Within 24 hours of the belt-tightening budget being passed-- along with laws that bring reforms to healthcare and limit salaries in the government sector-- Sorsa returned to Belgrade.
In March 1933 he returned to Belgrade as an advisor at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
He then graduated and got his doctoral degree in 1928 at the Law School in Paris,with a dissertation entitled:“On Constitutional Power in the Serbian Constitutions”, and returned to Belgrade to become an attorney-at-law.
In March 1933 he returned to Belgrade as an advisor at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The train departed from Belgrade at 4 am on 14 January 2017, and was supposed to reach Mitrovica, Kosovo, after more than 19 hours of travel.[9] It was nevertheless stopped in Raška, the final railway station before crossing Kosovo's national borders, due to allegations that the railway tracks up ahead were mined.[10]Afterwards, the train's passengers were switched to buses, which transported them all the way to Mitrovica,[11] while the train returned to Belgrade the following day.
He returned to Belgrade in May 1990, as Croatia held its first democratic parliamentary elections.
At the end of the war he returned to Belgrade and he formed, along with a group of dissidents from BSK, the SK Velika Srbija on 1 August 1913.
He returned to Belgrade at the end of the 1920s, where he worked as a teacher in the Third Male Gymnasium.
Following the end of the conflict in BiH, Mladic returned to Belgrade, where he lived freely under the protection of former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic and often appeared at football matches, in restaurants and on Montenegrin beaches.
When he returned to Belgrade, in 1933 Lubarda organized his first independent exhibition in the French-Serbian Club.
The group returned to Belgrade, where one of his friends sought medical attention for a wound on the back of his head.
In 1919, Milojević returned to Belgrade and developed an extraordinary rich music career as a composer, musicologist, music critic, folklorist, music pedagogue, conductor, and organizer of music affairs.
Following the end of the war in BiH, Mladic returned to Belgrade, where he lived freely with the protection of former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic and was often seen at football matches, in restaurants and enjoying himself on the Montenegrin coast.