Examples of using Whose origins in English and their translations into Czech
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Places whose origins might not be of this earth?
One of the big names of the global metal avant-garde, whose origins lie in 1999.
A plague whose origins can be traced back to one single moment.
And I think it's some kind of interesting technology, whose origins are lost in the mist of time. ancient technology.
Ancient technology, um, whose origins are lost in the mist of time. And I think it's some kind of interesting technology.
Ancient technology, um, AndI think it's some kind of interesting technology, whose origins are lost in the mist of time.
Back to one single moment. a plague whose origins can be traced Because there was another plague… one that ravaged time itself.
It has been built around the six stepped pyramids found in the region, each about four metres high and whose origins are not totally clear.
Europe's silence on this issue, truly astonishing in a region whose origins, culture and traditions are imbued with the Christian faith, threatens to become deafening.
A couple of months ago, our wiretapping program intercepted a phone call whose origins had been professionally concealed to a Bureau cell phone.
Because there was another plague… one that ravaged time itself… a plague whose origins can be traced back to one single moment.
One that ravaged time itself… backto one single moment. a plague whose origins can be traced Because there was another plague.
Back to one single moment.Because there was another plague… a plague whose origins can be traced one that ravaged time itself.
This country, which has been devastated by an earthquake and hit by a cholera epidemic whose origins have been attributed to the UN Blue Helmets, has also been plunged into a serious political crisis.
Vaganova a defining representative of the classical dance instruction method,the students are introduced briefly to other instruction systems whose origins are connected to other great figures in dance(ex: Cecchetti, Bournonville, Balanchine) and we compare their differences.
Blood tests have confirmed his exposure to the still unidentified retrovirus whose origin remains a mystery.
The cadaver whose origin I seek… we have him currently.
His cause of death involved a thickening of the blood.We now believe he was subjected to a virulent strain of virus whose origin and behaviour are also unexplainable.
The second one we heard from Mr Romagnoli,who has come out with a proposal whose origin can certainly not be embellished.
We now believe he was subjected to a virulent strain of virus… whose origin and behaviour are also unexplainable.
Until recently, I was not aware… that there were any families or persons… whose origin was a terminus.
Now, it appears that at least three of them were extracted by a militarized entity whose origin, at the present, is unclear.
So help us understand a little more what this thing is whose origin and destination we don't understand.
If(European) companies use electricity whose origin is not proven by Guarantees of Origin, they have to calculate their market-based emissions by using the greenhouse gas emissions of the residual mix.
Your tour starts in the Julia glassworks in Piechowice, whose origin dates back to 1866.
Mr President, I have never been a great fan of the People's Mujahedin of Iran, whose philosophical origins are Islamist-Marxist- which is a contradiction in terms- and they were of course for many years under the protection of Saddam Hussein, the butcher of Baghdad, whom they supported militarily.
This process does not support the assertion that man, whose real origin lies in the spiritual, descends from the animal"primeval man" which could only provide the gross material intermediate vessel.