Eksempler på brug af To his great på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Has devoted life to his great hero.
To his great delight we succeeded in solving some(but not all) of the problems.
Your father did, to his great misfortune.
Waiting to see which one of us he will take to his great hall.
Me, a tribute to his great idol, the legendary pianist and artist Nat King Cole.
Fear is what drives mankind to his greatest accomplishments.
To his great surprise, word soon spread among the population- and quickly reached even Rome.
Net and a BIG thank you goes to his great work on the development of the network.
Afterwards the Pirates' heads were placed on stakes on the Meadow of Heads Hans Jessen received 9000 Rigsdaler from the king due to his great heroism.
Maybe he will listen to his great friend If Herr Hitler is not going to listen to me….
Allah accepted his supplication andas the years passed he had to his great pleasure, nine more sons.
The test showed to his great joy that the child fitted into one of the best research families Kareol.
Yesterday, the State Secretary responsible, Mr Malmberg,informed me that to his great regret he cannot be with us today.
However to his great surprise he began to lift and, following a few panicked adjustments, stabilize.
But when he blew through it for the first time, to his great astonishment, the bone began of its own accord to sing.
A good Berakhlaq iu itself a great service so that a servant can live with peace and pleasure consistently,in addition to his great reward.
So to his great annoyance Milloup had to stay in his box, but there was no helping that- he was the visitor and had to toe the line.
The network is maintained by Henkka from nordicweather. net anda BIG thank you goes to his great work on the development of the network.
Per has often been in Sweden before, and to his great delight he recognized several products that are unavailable in Denmark. He made an instant decision that we were going to go shopping on our way back to Malmö in order for him to procure the goods he had been unable to get for so long.
He related a short anecdote about an American who,in a Moscow zoo, had, to his great surprise, seen a cage containing a wolf together with a lamb.
John," saith Merchiston,"Mr Briggs will not come now"; at the very instant one knocks at the gate, John Marr hastened down andit proved to be Mr Briggs to his great contentment.
Blessed be the God andFather of our Lord Jesus Christ, who according to his great mercy has regenerated us into a living hope, through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.
These great mathematicians gave Denjoy a strong background in complex function theory, continued fractions and differential equations andset him on the road to his great discoveries.
Blessed be the God andFather of our Lord Jesus Christ, who according to his great mercy became our father again to a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.
And all while we continue to press the bounds of possibility in terms of our greater humanitarian mission-to inspire populations wherein mankind soars to his greatest potential.
That was very vexatious; but in warm countries everything grows very quickly; and,after a week had passed, he saw, to his great joy, that a new shadow was growing from his feet, when he walked in the sunshine; so that the root must have remained.
It happened one day as John Marr and the Lord Napier were speaking of Mr Briggs,"Oh! John," saith Merchiston,"Mr Briggs will not come now"; at the very instant one knocks at the gate, John Marr hastened down andit proved to be Mr Briggs to his great contentment.
Pepperdine had built a fortune founding and developing the Western Auto Supply Company, which he started with a $5 investment, buthis prosperity led to his greater ambition to discover“ how humanity can be helped most with the means entrusted to care.
This he learned, andthen applied for the vacant position at Tranekjær, which to his great surprise and happiness he got. Then he repeated his proposal to his beloved Marie Krömmelbein, and this time he succeeded. Now he had a living, and they were married. She was, as mentioned, very beautiful, and thereto good and mild, loved by everyone she got in contact with.
He thought that it would make a good mouth-piece, so he clambered down, picked it up, and cut out of it a mouth-piece for his horn. Butwhen he blew through it for the first time, to his great astonishment, the bone began of its own accord to sing:"Ah, friend, Thou blowest upon my bone!