Examples of using Whose end in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Whose end must now wait.
The result was a worldwide economic crises whose end is yet to be seen.
Whose end flickers like a sea beacon.
All other religions were founded by men and prophets whose end was the grave.
To Molly, whose end came too soon.
All other religions were founded by men and prophets whose end was the grave.
An event whose end we will see for sure, but will it be happy?
They are enemies of the cross of Christ, whose end is destruction."- Phil.
Whose end is destruction,whose god is the stomach, and whose glory is in their shame, whose minds are fixed on the things of the earth.
But theoria, he says,is“the fruit of recovery, whose end and form is deifying”.
Everything is a transition,a bridge whose ends are lost in infinity, beside which all the bridges of this earth are only children's toys, pale symbols.
But if it bears thorns and thistles,it is worthless and near a curse, whose end is to be burned.
Genoa enters a frantic crisis whose end still was placed with the triumph over Empoli 0: 2.
The horizontally running sausage is struck once over each other, whose ends change the sides.
But yet this seventh age will be our Sabbath, whose end will not be evening, but the Lord's day, as the eternal octave day, which was made sacred by the resurrection of Christ, prefiguring the eternal rest not only of the spirit but also of the body.
Providing communications to India, it will replace Insat 4CR, whose end of life is soon expected.
Sentinel SL is ideal for software publishers whose end users require more flexible license delivery methods.
We have a place, all of us, in a long story;a story we continue, but whose end we will not see.
We must indeed choose between the miraculous, the Christian view of things, whose center is God and whose end is the eternal Kingdom of Heaven, and the absurd, the Satanic view of things,whose center is the fallen self and whose end is Hell, in this life and in the life to come.'.
It is a month whose beginning is mercy,whose middle is forgiveness and whose end is freedom from hell-fire.”.
How much people are deceived who seek happiness far from their own self, in foreign countries and trips, in wealth and glory, in large estates and in enjoyments, in pleasures andin all the luxuries and vanities whose end is bitterness!
We are people in the grip of a continuing andprogressive illness whose ends are always the same: jails, institutions anddeaths.
When Mr Van Rompuy went on to make his second point, which is that eurosceptism equals nationalism equals war,he would perhaps have been well advised to look at the aims of the allied powers in the two wars whose end we commemorate today.
We are a generation in the grip of a constant andprogressive illness whose ends is always the same: institutions, jails, and death.
Following its unilateral declaration on Cyprus, Turkey must make clarifications and assure the 25-nation EU of its willingness to fully respect its commitments," Chirac told a conference of French ambassadors in Paris on Monday."The opening of negotiations with Turkey is just the start of a long anddifficult path whose end is uncertain.".
For me the present war is only the beginning of a long hitorical development, at whose end will stand the defeat of England's world position.
And the permutations are always taken from a history of meaning[sens]-- that is, a history, period-- whose origin may always be revealed or whose end may always be anticipated in the form of presence.
Behind this figure, however, is still several months training andas long evaluation of the results whose end coincides with the beginning of the preparation for the next campaign.
As soon as the volume is mounted,its cluster bitmap will be scanned to determine the size of the uninterrupted area of free space(if there is any) whose end is aligned with the end of the volume.
Violence and negation are, to be sure, a preliminary work; butthis work is only part of a much larger plan whose end promises to be, not something better, but something incomparably worse than the age of Nihilism.