Esimerkkejä Recount käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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I demand a recount!
The recount is over.
I want a recount.
You can recount your version of events with this.
I demand a recount!
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The recount is to proceed immediately and must be completed by December 12th.
It's more like a recount.
The Life of the Kings recount Mirian's reign in much details.
And third, I want a recount!
We should recount the way that he put his beliefs into practice.
And therefore the recount must end.
Imagine his face watching that second recount!
Pack it up. Recount it.
Does anyone want to play cards? It could ask florida to resume the recount.
We shall not die, butwe shall live, and recount the deeds of the LORD.
The tablets recount that as the empire grew… their hedonism and greed knew no bounds.
One I couldn't possibly recount.
Survey services: inspection, recount, drafting of surveyor act;
If elected… I will demand a recount.
I cannot well recount how I entered the wood, so long had it been since I abandoned the true way.
They always screw it up. Recount, ladies!
Foul. She would braid my hair and recount harrowing tales, of my father and of demons from the underworlds.
It's physically impossible for all four counties to finish a hand recount in five days.
You can also recount your own personal experience of specific incidents or with certain emergency life-saving aids.
And then we would have to have the court recount all those votes too?
Treat money carefully, respect them- do not crumple,store them according to the seniority, recount;
If the deadline has passed,why is the recount allowed to continue?
Baker served as chief legal adviser for George W. Bush during the 2000 presidential election campaign andoversaw the Florida recount.
Lewis is best known for overseeing the Florida recount during the 2000 US presidential election.
Those who survived still recount how, between April 1992 and April 1993, thousands of refugees, in an attempt to save themselves from Bosnian Serb incursions, hid in cellars, garages and even houses abandoned by the Serbs; how they only had roots to eat; how they were infested with fleas; how, frozen during the long winter of 1992, they warmed themselves by burning tyres and plastic bottles; and how the bodies of those who died of starvation and exposure were eaten by dogs.