Exemple de utilizare a Lamented în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Hitler is said to have lamented.
Leopold lamented that she was"not like my only Margareta".
What are you doing here? lamented the boy.
Years later, he lamented,"Millions have died for nothing.
And it is the more to be lamented….
You have always lamented my lack of principles, father.
He was"the dearest of my dear sons", she lamented.
We know a great deal about the lamented Major Martin, Frederik.
Forever more, our eyes will burn with sights of the lamented.
I lamented I had no shoes until I saw the man who sold them.".
To be sure, Jehovah cannot be lamented for this all;
On the day of Tsinghua University, one Parents from Jiangxi lamented.
Bismarck Chancellor of Germany lamented the death of Abraham Lincoln.
And David lamented with this lamentation over Saul and over Jonathan his son;
For it was twenty years: and all the house of Israel lamented after the LORD.
The King lamented the loss and became ill and unable to attend to state affairs.".
So there is a long story how they lamented and how Kṛṣṇa pacified them.
The haggard Welles sat alone and despondent."I'mthrough," he lamented.
In this regard, Mrs Harms andMr Schulz rightly lamented the lack of European spirit.
This political circus has embarrassed us in Italy," Tuzla's Sabina Gogic lamented.
As G. Washington lamented, a wagonload of money was scarcely purchase of a wagonload of provisions.
Effects on the structure of higher education were lamented, for example, by Moshe Y.
As George Washington lamented, a wagonload of money will scarcely purchase a wagonload of provisions.
And there followed him a great company of people, and of women,which also bewailed and lamented him.
Even my lamented master, the great Mr Barry himself never had the privilege of hanging a duke.
Another current superintendent,Katherine, lamented paying out-of-pocket for her building's heating fees.
One man lamented his obesity and Refigura was his last attempt to get a normal feel-good weight.
Promising shock therapy for the economy, ordinary Albanians lamented that they received"all shock and no therapy".
Puljic lamented, as quoted by the Croatian news agency Javno, that his dwindling flock is increasingly elderly, as younger members emigrate.
Martin Schulz, leader of the Socialist faction in the European Parliament, lamented what he described as the lack of progress in 2005.