Examples of using Were made in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
All things were made through Him.
From what material threads were made.
Were made- nothing was ever proven.
You can't think these choices were made lightly.
Men's eyes were made to look, and let them gaze.
People also translate
Before the time of computer technology, patches were made by hand.
Requests were made for updated demographic information.
During the discussions several proposals were made to reduce the budget.
Where complaints were made, the Division took steps to address them.
We do not believe that these high scores were made without using cheats.
These chairs were made with attention to detail and true craftsmanship.
Lenses for them were glass, which were made of smoky quartz.
The rest were made of the opposite of matter, Stuff called antimatter.
Before the advent of computer technology, embroidered patches were made by hand.
Accordingly, calls were made to review its implementation.
Clean water: the pump casing, impeller and diffuser were made from stainless steel.
You know what? These were made postmortem. He's playing with the bodies.
The people who ended up on the American side of the border were made American citizens.
Din 2080 tool holder were made of high quality alloy steel.
Requests were made for additional information on long-term plans.
The earth blocks that we used were made from the same soil of this site.
Statements were made on behalf of environmental and business/industry non-governmental organizations.
This style of backpack were made by 100%carbon fiber on the front side.
Five journeys were made by the writer before the revolution- the remaining six after.
This chainmail mesh gloves were made from 100% stainless steel materials.
The costumes were made in well-renowned sewing workshops notably for the historical clothing.
All of the cylinder ends were made from close die forged with forging tools.
Units 05 and 06 were made in Germany; Unit 08 was produced in China.
However, suggestions were made for certain changes, as reported below.
Opening remarks were made by Mr. Per Bakken, Head of UNEP Chemicals.

