Exemplos de uso de Was desperately em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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She was desperately ill.
A Bomb, Not A Bombshell;Madonna Was Desperately Seeking'Tracy.
Naples was desperately short of food.
Grable was reluctant to continue her film career,but Fox was desperately in need of her return.
He was desperately in love with me and couldn't live without me.
We were afraid that he was desperately ill," she said.
I was desperately hurt: another of my friends was sleeping with George.
Saladin's Muslim forces appeared to have become far stronger than the Christians, anda decisive victory was desperately needed.
I think he was desperately worried.
After an intense week of work, doing photo shoots and changing my makeup so many times,my skin was desperately asking for a detox.
He was a man that was desperately seeking faith, Not that he had faith.
Bringing creative financing to the table A large southwestern university with a limited budget was desperately in need of equipment upgrades.
There he was desperately unhappy, but this experience later on colored some of his writings.
St. Basil the Great,the first legislator of Eastern Monasticism, was desperately concerned with the problem of social reconstruction.
He was desperately poor and had to sell tiles from his roof and floorboards from his house to buy food.
He was 41 and she was 19, and he later said of the marriage,"I was desperately in love with her, but it was a stupid marriage on my part.
He says Langley was desperately looking for some kid who was related to an old lawsuit against his own company.
Speaking of Rory's characterisation in the first series,actor Darvill felt that he was"on the outside looking into this world he was desperately trying to save Amy from.
Urban renewal was desperately needed in Hillbrow, which meant for the Hillbrow People's Housing Trust things were looking up.
Someone mentioned that several weeks before,the father of Carlos Paez, who was desperately searching for any possible news about the plane, had asked them about the Andes crash.
Daniel was desperately concerned for the Lord's honour and the Lord's Name, and by prayer he shakes the heavens and stirs the principalities and brings himself to a den of lions.
There was, I think it was a sense that WikiLeaks was exposing lies that the government told to the people andnow the government was desperately trying to make sure that those lies weren't exposed.
Disapproval continued andsome joked that Washington was desperately reaching for his clothes, then on exhibit at the Patent Office several blocks to the north.
I guess you could say I was one of the chief Jehovah's Witness among Jehovah's Witnesses and our family the"exemplary Jehovah's Witness family," butdespite all my hard work, I was desperately lonely, empty and longing for something, but I didn't know what.
David was desperately in need of this kind of helper, and we are not wrong in saying the same thing of the Lord- He is desperately in need of people like this.
As a convert to Jehovah's Witnesses, Julie believed she had found“the Truth,” but when she was mocked for reporting a“wolf” in sheep's clothing in the congregation and told that“those verses” about wolves were“only for first century” Christians, not for Jehovah's Organization today,she knew something was desperately wrong!
In these conditions, proletarian repression was desperately needed, even because only through the exercise of revolutionary violence the proletariat learns to defeat the bourgeoisie and to build a socialist and later communist society.
The Committee on Fisheries is disappointed by the fact that the budget proposal for more money for quota control, which was desperately needed, has been watered down by a liberal amendment in the Committee on Budgets, while the original amendment did receive wide support from all groups in the Committee on Fisheries with this proposal.
They knew that their brother was desperately sick, and though they hardly dared hope that Jesus would leave his work of teaching and preaching to come to their assistance, they had such confidence in his power to heal disease that they thought he would just speak the curative words, and Lazarus would immediately be made whole.
Order became so important for him because he was desperately trying to find a new way of reorganizing his life as well as his ideas side, we may also consider that order from the reverse of that excess of imagination and sensitivity that caused him to go to the hospital.