Examples of using Whose numbers in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Whose numbers?
We owe more to the guys whose numbers you got on your backs.
Whose numbers are those?
By mid-80's main buildings were built, whose numbers begin with 300 and 400.
These banks, whose numbers are diminishing, implement a policy which is by its nature dictatorial and manipulative.
We're about to go into battle against an enemy force… whose numbers and capabilities we don't know.
A migrant caravan whose numbers swelled overnight to an estimated 5,000 people at the Mexico-Guatemala border has resumed its march toward the U.S. frontier.
Mrs May said this would be spent helping rough sleepers, whose numbers have been rising.
And also you can earn points Fame, whose numbers will vary from the success of your hero when he was still alive.
I took an oath, Frank, to protect and serve all the people in the county,not only those whose numbers are in my iPhone.
This threat arises from non-native species whose numbers are growing rapidly in an increasingly interconnected world.
Some 130 army and fire brigade personnel were continuing the search for the missing, whose numbers are difficult to determine.
Instead, Blairism has been denounced by activists whose numbers have doubled- their membership now equals all the other parties put together.
The largest wetland in the world,Pantanal is an oasis of water and wildlife whose numbers and variety are staggering.
Disparate opposition journalists and activists, whose numbers have dwindled and whose energies have waned in recent years, sprang into action again.
Soylu also stated that there are 400,000 orphans worldwide who are the children of refugees and asylum-seekers, whose numbers alone are over 12 million.
The Essenes were a closed Palestinian sect, whose numbers at the time of Christ were estimated at four thousand.
In this way, Croatia is quickly catching up to its neighbours andnow boasts many beautiful bike paths for tourists, whose numbers continue to grow.
The Essenes were a secluded sect, living in Palestine, whose numbers at the time of Christ were estimated at four thousand.
This nation, whose numbers at that time had reached thirty million, was not altogether ignorant of the preparations for and the consolidation of the worldwide successes of the superman.
They were entitled to participate in the National meetings as opposed to plebeians- migrants in Rome, whose numbers grew with the development of the city.
Fortunately for pandas, whose numbers in the wild are down to an estimated 1,600, scientists don't actually need to extract the substance from actual panda blood.
This will put an increasingly heavy burden on the young generation whose numbers are diminishing and can lead to conflicts over burden sharing.
For more than 20 years, most of Europe has been used to living and consuming today, at the expense of tomorrow,and even the day after tomorrow- at the expense of the next generations, whose numbers are dramatically dwindling.
Especially popular are sites on Unesco's World Heritage List, whose numbers are increasing yearly thanks to Chinese government pressure.
In Land of the Dead,the zombies whose numbers had been slowly but steadily growing through Dawn of the Dead and Day of the Dead now dominate the streets of most American cities, while urban skyscrapers have been taken over by surviving humans, usually greed-addled opportunists who allow the living to stay in their fortified compounds for a price.
Not surprisingly, it is strong as well in Native Americans, whose numbers were decimated and whose culture all but destroyed by the European settlers.
Like other growing cities, Oak Creek faced the challenge of meeting the educational needs of its K-12 students, whose numbers were expanding year by year.
Most of the marches have been protests against the presence of migrants, whose numbers have risen dramatically in Germany since 2015, when the government opened Germany's borders to people fleeing conflict.
According to the deal spearheaded by Merkel, Turkey was to maintain control(in cooperation with Greece)on the flow of migrants, whose numbers have increased as a civil war in Syria worsened.