Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Had called trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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By 2:00 no one had called.
Many had called her by that name.
What if Clinton had called you?
After he had called on them to return home to rebuild their country.
He asked why I had called.
Mọi người cũng dịch
Jobs had called him and announced,“I want to come over and see you.”.
My mother had called me up.
As always, though, she sounded cheerful and was happy I had called.
Crazy, she had called the woman.
He turned to see who had called.
Jesus, the man he had called the“Holy One of God,” wanted to wash his feet(John 6:69).
This was what the man had called Chambord.
Unfortunately, my wife had called my brother's place, only to discover that I had left hours ago.
Got the message that you had called last night.
Apparently the priests had called the government agency because they believed she was using hallucinogens while pregnant.
The original plan had called for G.M.
He had called the police because he was genuinely concerned that Hyoyeon might hurt herself, not to actually report her for assault.
By word and deed I had called men to it;
Opponents had called the legislation an attack on vulnerable transgender students that would further marginalize them at school.
He's swinging on what I had called the“chi line.”.
A little to the left facing them stood whom he had called Dernhelm.
A year ago, Jiayu's mother had called to report the death of Yingying.
It was doubly suspicious because itwas the first time anybody in the company voluntarily had called to offer information.
CNBC reported that on Sunday, President Donald Trump had called on other countries to end all trade barriers or face a new round of retaliatory measures.
I understood the blessed thing which I had called my curse.
I truly believed that God had called me to serve Him.
She thought of the way herheart had contracted when Isabelle had called to tell her Jace was missing.
He was excited because someone had called about a job opportunity.
MacLaren, and Eckenbrecher, a German, were other voices that had called out unheard in the wilderness.
The Post said a hacker,describing himself as an American high school student, had called the newspaper to describe his exploits.