Examples of using Persisted in English and their translations into Czech
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You persisted.
Protests against the war persisted.
His erection persisted even with medication.
I knew it was pointless at the time, But you persisted.
Yet she persisted.
Pain persisted after he got lorazepam and morphine.
Still, Nixon persisted.
But he persisted, And you adored him.
I managed to remove the remains,but the bleeding persisted.
And those who persisted had to be punished.
I knew it was pointless at the time, But you persisted.
No. The symptoms persisted days after the dish-washing episode.
In a war we advised you against. We're losing money because you persisted.
The symptoms persisted days after the dish-washing episode. No.
As I recall… Quixote regained his sanity in the end. But his melancholia persisted.
The pain persisted, so he took another… and another.
I do not actually understand why the Commission persisted in tabling these proposals on 28 May.
Pain persisted after he got lorazepam and morphine.
As president, Reagan persisted in the scare talk.
Pain persisted after he got lorazepam and morphine. Panic attack?
Paul, I asked you to come around my office weeks ago if this persisted.
No. The symptoms persisted days after the dish-washing episode.
But in certain circles the story of the face on Mars andits NASA cover up persisted for several years.
But Texaco persisted, undeterred, and also supplied oil to Hitler.
To him, it was the solution to the past problem of why the mountain glaciers had melted,yet scientific speculation persisted.
You see, you have persisted in believing that a phone call could give your life meaning.
In spite of the lack of agreement with the Member States on the proposal for a directive, we have persisted, and will continue to do so.
But this, their hate, if persisted in, will doom Europe, because I and the German people cannot be separated.
Using empirical data this paper shows that high expectations andsupport for transformation in the Czech republic persisted despite the initial fall in living standards.
Those MPs who persisted in the idea that Charles could be reasoned with now had a furious and vengeful army to answer to.