Examples of using Were worn in English and their translations into Danish
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These boots were worn recently.
This belt end is made in the Gothic style andsimilar originals were worn all over Europe.
They were worn by both men and women.
Helmets like this were worn in l.a.
They were worn by all classes in society.
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The so-called mask helmets were worn by Roman auxiliae.
They were worn by both citizens and soldiers.
Helmets like this were worn in whole Europe.
They were worn both by pikemen and musketeers.
Cloak buckles like this were worn by all Germanic tribes.
One of the original positiveimprints(also known as a vintage imprint) was the only one of its kind as most of the other vintage imprints were worn and faded specimen.
Helmets like this were worn everywhere in Europe.
This medieval helmet(Sugar Loaf helmet) is based on originals that were worn between 1300 and 1390.
Aprons were worn from the 15th century on.
It was these arrows that were worn by Audrey Hepburn.
Morions were worn all over Europe during this period.
Early pauldrons like these were worn between 1350 and 1425.
Aprons were worn by women from the 15th century on.
Impressive helmets like this were worn by the Polish cuirassiers.
Baldrics were worn both around the shoulders and around the waist.
The proviso clause being the distinct value of the collection: One of the original positive imprints(also known as a vintage imprint)was the only one of its kind as most of the other vintage imprints were worn and faded specimen. The proviso clause stated that the prints were not to be executed abroad without special permission from the Commission.
These phalerae were worn around the body by the centurion.
Chaperons like this were worn all over feudal Europe.
Hats like this were worn all over the Viking world, sometimes they ended in a tip that could be decorated.
Spurs like these were worn until the 14th century.
Helmets like this were worn from the 12th century onwards by the Norman knights.
Greaves like these were worn l.a. by the Greek hoplites.
Doublets like this were worn all over the world during the 16th-17th century.
Long tunics like this were worn from approx. 1000 up to 1500.
These ageless shoes were worn from the Stone Age until Classical Antiquity into the Early Middle Ages and possibly even later.