Examples of using Were opened in English and their translations into Czech
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My eyes were opened.
Were opened quickly and efficiently.
And the books were opened.
Chad's eyes were opened to the truth only recently.
The gas taps were opened.
Following the introduction of money to Britain in 1997, banks like this one were opened.
Franz, all doors were opened to me.
But… after the cake was eaten and the presents were opened.
Some doors were opened to me.
But only some of these boxes were opened.
Twenty-one chapters were opened, of which three are provisionally closed.
The third floor balcony doors were opened.
Fully funded Swiss bank accounts were opened in each of the hijackers names three days ago.
The cells in the quarantine area were opened.
Apartments were opened in July 2012th renovated, modern and fully equipped.
Now a lot of doors were opened for B.
In each of the hijackers' names three days ago. Fully funded Swiss bank accounts were opened.
Franz, Franz, all doors were opened to me.
In the beginning of January 2016 brand new premises for fabrication and assembly were opened.
Yeah, just the ones that were opened and emptied.
Well, your history's right here,which should show you which files were opened.
Emma's sealed records were opened three days ago.
On that day all the fountains of thegreat deep burst forth, and the windows of the heavens were opened.
€œSaul got up and, although his eyes were opened, “he could see nothing.
My eyes were opened and saw a broader horizon I don't understand how Uncle Tin Chi picked up Japanese Kung Fu?
It was that night my eyes were opened.
New offices were opened in cities such as Ufa, Rostov-on-Don, Novosibirsk, Krasnodar, Perm and Novokuznetsk.
The proceedings, lasting 18 months, were opened in July 2007.
And then the corpses were carried away into the pit, and promptly, for burning. Then, after one hour only, the chambers were opened.
Mining Museum and guided underground mine gallery were opened on March 2003 in the main gallery floor level of the former mine.