Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Lamentably trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Lamentably, time is a luxury we don't have.
In these, the bravest soldiers are often lamentably deficient.
But the poppy red flowers are a lamentably poor match for the pink of your walking dress.”.
Lamentably, this has prompted Dark Web to wind up a place where numerous unlawful exercises occur.
I saw two soft watches, one of them hanging lamentably on the branches of the olive tree.
Lamentably, it is a historical fact that privileged groups seldom give up their privileges voluntarily.
The occasion of their meeting was, lamentably, a supper celebrating her imminent wedding to his cousin.
Lamentably, in view of financing issues, this PC was likewise never fabricated while Charles Babbage was alive.
No mobile phone today might be as big as a guide, which means without the doubt,the screen of phones are lamentably tiny and compact.
Lamentably, in our activity you require your body and when you are not 100 for every penny you can't play well.
The second follows from the first:Given that current approaches have so lamentably failed, what new directions do we need to take if climate change is to be cracked?
Lamentably, there are women who go to hospital and find themselves in jail,” says supreme court justice Doris Rivas Galindo.
No mobile phone nowadays may possibly be as large as a book, meaning without any doubt,the screen of phones are lamentably tiny and compact.
Lamentably, there are women who go to hospital and find themselves in jail,” supreme court justice Doris Rivas Galindo told the Guardian.
No mobile phone today can possibly be as large as a book, which means without any doubt,the screen of phones are lamentably tiny and compact.
With sixth sense that is often lamentably lacking in later stages of a relationship, lovers seem to divine exactly what their partner are lacking.
No mobile phone nowadays may possibly be as large as a book, meaning without any doubt,the screen of phones are lamentably tiny and compact.
Lamentably, we have already grown accustomed to the war, to the destruction, but we should not forget that Syria is a country full of history, of culture, of faith.
While other desktop OSes(Mac OS X, Linux) include the ability to handle disc images as a matter of basic functionality,Windows has lagged lamentably in this area.
Lamentably, like a tiny mustard seed full of massive potential, this kind of change has now been carefully planted in the fertile soil of two footnotes to an Apostolic Exhortation.
When he arrived, Aston Villa had suffered seven consecutive Premier League defeats(a club record, at least for a few months)and were rock-bottom with four points from 11 games and a lamentably poor squad.
In this case, lamentably, the airplane did not have the required amount of contingency fuel,” said Freddy Bonilla, Colombia's secretary for air safety and lead accident investigator.
Unfortunately for Michael, however, Francesca's surname was to remain Bridgerton for only a mere thirty-six hours longer--theoccasion of their meeting was, lamentably, a supper celebrating her imminent wedding to his cousin.
Lamentably for Robinson, the 2007- 2008 Writers Guild of America strike was going full speed ahead so he and his folks come back to Washington where he kept on performing in front of an audience in and around Seattle.
Today with the wonderful progress of science, and somewhat miraculous accomplishment of technology, people know a lot of how matter works, yet their knowledge of how mental structure is composed and which kind of food is to be taken,is lamentably narrow.
Lamentably, we don't keep up any methods for you to survey or demand changes to the data that we gather about you, then again, actually you may ask for that we expel all data about you from our database by reaching us(beneath).
Lamentably, in the last years, there has been a significant increase in suicide among young people, as well as the growth of the imprisoned youth population and crimes between and against young people, especially Afro-descendants and those on the periphery.