Exemplos de uso de He resorted em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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So he resorted to advertising.
To deal with your adultery, he resorted to assault.
So he resorted to falsehood to conceal his guilt.
I had that guy under control until he resorted to fisticuffs.
He resorted to shoddy workmanship and usedinferior materials.
You think he resorted to kidnapping?
When the Lord met Moses and gave him the command to go into Egypt for the deliverance of Israel, he tried to get out of it, andat last he resorted to his handicap.
He resorted to his own flashy, crowd-pleasing steps.
While his inclination was towards letting free markets operate, he resorted extensively to government intervention if the circumstances called for it.
He resorted to intermediation by Luís Cabral at the Bissau Summit June 1978.
When primitive man felt that his communion with God had been interrupted, he resorted to sacrifice of some kind in an effort to make atonement, to restore friendly relationship.
He resorted to locking them up inside his barn whenever they wandered onto the property.
In turn, apart from loyally committing himself to the political andeconomic plans of his protectors, he resorted to another distinctive strategy: exalting his professional competence, thus affirming his status as a free and honorable man.
Consequently, he resorted to the old Byzantine expedient of calling in a tribe from eastern Europe to attack Bulgaria.
To disavow the ancients, who"believed that this region orzone located between the tropics would be uninhabitable due to its excessive heat," he resorted to the frequency with which the equinox had been crossed"as a result of the explorations.
He resorted to Gonzaga who, for lack of people willing to testify on behalf of Barros, convinced his fellow convicts to cooperate.
Now alone, sad and depressed by the loss of his family,Rodolfo bitterly lacked everything; to eat, he resorted to a charity that gave soup to the poor; to shower and sleep, he stayed at a hostel; lacking warm clothing and without resources, he got sick.
With no exit left, he resorted to Maua's institution which not only put the necessary sum at his disposal, but also prefixed and sustained the currency's rate.
Stalin: In the name of the constitution he resorted to violence, beheaded the king, dispersed Parliament, arrested some and beheaded others!
Whilst Copernicus sought to advance a heliocentric system in this book, he resorted to Ptolemaic devices(viz., epicycles and eccentric circles) in order to explain the change in planets' orbital speed, and also continued to use as a point of reference the center of the Earth's orbit rather than that of the Sun"as an aid to calculation and in order not to confuse the reader by diverging too much from Ptolemy.
Satan knew that his kingdom was being invaded, and he resorted to this means of opposing the work of God, hoping to mingle his sophistry with the truths taught by those who were proclaiming the gospel message.
Nor could he resort to the commander, since he was the father-in-law of the judge.
And he resorts to every means and method to see that no seed comes to final spiritual ascendency.
If he resorts to the law but is defeated,he commits a serious offense.
If he resorts to the law and defeats the owner,he commits an offense entailing expulsion.
He resorts to killing others to secure his place, and, as the bloodbath continues, this drives both Macbeth and Lady Macbeth to arrogance, madness, and their eventual deaths.
To this end, he resorts to Lugones and his reflection on the concept of patriarchal gender in Quijano's theory as well as to Federici in order to emphasize the link of primitive accumulation and the disciplining of the female body.
He resorts to the literary tradition and builds himself as a complex character made of paper that sometimes destroys its fictional condition and sometimes embodies the destiny of the literature, that, for him, it is to disappear.
Even in his early work, however,Shakespeare generally shows more restraint than Marlowe; he resorts to grandiloquent rhetoric less frequently, and his attitude towards his heroes is more nuanced, and sometimes more sceptical, than Marlowe's.