Examples of using When war in English and their translations into Danish
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When war comes, they say.
What happens when war ends?
When war hits Storybrooke.
What will happens when war ends?
When war over… if me not dead.
People also translate
We will all be starving when war comes.
Useful. When war comes, I need to be….
An4\pos(130,404)}We will all be starving when war comes.
When war is declared, the entire nation is mobilized.
But he says they will come back when war is over.
When war broke out Courant was drafted into the army.
They loved those children so much, that when war ended.
When war breaks out, no one can afford the luxury of a rhino.
It was enough for us to escape when war became inevitable.
When war comes to the Quad, who do you think stands to profit most?
The position of Poland when war broke out was rather complicated.
When war came, the democracies proved to be the"have-nots.
Who do you think stands to profit most? When war comes to the Quad?
The time has come when war can no longer be avoided, a war against me.
They loved those children so much, that when war ended.
Let me finish with this: When war begins, politicians have failed.
When war broke out von Mises joined the Austro-Hungarian army and piloted aircraft.
They respected maidenhood,only practicing polygamy when war produced a shortage of males.
When war came, the democracies proved to be the have-nots, and our enemies the haves.
And our enemies the haves. When war came, the democracies proved to be the have-nots.
When war broke out in 1939 Saks joined the Polish army and retreated with them to Lvov which was by that time under Russian control.
Both Bulgaria andRomania played a very positive role during the 1990s when war was raging in the Balkans, and acted as a stabilising force.
But the following year, when war broke out between the Prussia and Denmark, Gade was obliged to return home to Copenhagen.
For Klein, a Prussian citizen who happened to be in Paris when war was declared, there was only one possibility: he had to return quickly to Berlin.
When war broke out between France and Spain in March 1793, Méchain had to leave Mont-Jouy which was required for military purposes.