Exemplos de uso de Now we pass em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Now we pass to the second stage.
Below we will consider each of materials for now we pass to works which are recommended to be made at construction of any arbor the hands.
Now we pass to the most important.
The Cross, the Divide Between Two Creations Now we pass to the second letter to the Corinthians, and we find our passage in chapter 5 verses 14-18.
Now we pass to frying of meat.
Now we pass on to our third feast.
Now we pass on to the next aspect.
Now we pass to a choice of a hair-dye.
Now we pass to preparation of the swept-away cream.
Now we pass directly to columns of the staff list.
Now we pass to how to prepare such vanilla easy dessert.
Now we pass to the subcabin of bottom edge of a curtain.
Now we pass to a Brazilian lady, as seems only right.
And now we pass to that to"The blue screen of death" or BSOD.
Now we pass to control of network connection on the computer with Windows 7.
Now we pass directly to procedure of house lamination of hair with gelatin.
Now we pass directly to secrets of tasty preparation of Herculean porridge.
Now we pass a needle through all beads of the second row and we tighten a braid.
Now we pass the baton to the Member States and I hope they will commit themselves to it to the full.
Now we pass the microphone to Edward Pentin, who represents the English language, from the National Catholic Register.
Now we pass to the English language group, and we invite our colleague Mr Pullella from Reuters, here in front, to speak.
May we pass now?
The wooded country, through which we now pass is the most rugged and most beautiful I have ever seen.
We now pass on to the sectarian sections.
We now pass to Satyr-Saint Nietzsche who uncovered the insidious psychology behind these paths of the Middle and Mean….
We can now pass to wide 100 Graduates look back, of which 70% still in water work.
We now pass to the letters to the Corinthians, and, again following our method, we seek to find that which will sum up all that these letters contain.
The best view of the ARGOLIC plain, to which we now pass, is that which is obtained from the citadel, anciently called LARISSA, of ARGOS its capital city.