Examples of using Were at first in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
They were at first.
Okay, maybe I thought we were at first.
The rules were at first made in France in the….
Some should never go back to what they were at first.
The standards were at first made….
they will appear to your Facebook messenger as they were at first.
The contestants for the program were at first drawn from the local studio audience.
Critics were at first irritated by the layer of mystification, but most praised the substance,
their armies were at first the Templars en subsequently the Freemasons.
The machines were at first powered by water
She and other church members who came to the country over the course of the years were at first cared for by a Priest from Slovenia.
The apostles were at first shocked by, but early became accustomed to, Jesus' treatment of women;
the emails I received were at first polite, but then turned nasty.
The two women with burns were at first brought to the community building.
The rules were at first made in France in the midst of 1798,
The missi were at first chosen from Charlemagne's personal,
The citizens were at first unconcerned, since Raymond Pilet's expedition had been such a failure,
Their mortal remains were at first hastily buried,
The standards were at first made in France during 1798,
The rules were at first made in France in the midst of 1798,
The standards were at first made in France during 1798,
The standards were at first made in France during 1798,
The decoration was at first introduced for all fighter pilots.
The Flaminia series was at first equipped with a 2500 cc.
It was at first used more for light than heat;
Meditation is at first difficult and irksome.
The Institute is, at first, a personal project.
This name is protected and was at first only used for concentrated apple juice.
I was at first afraid, but then elated and comforted.
The taste is at first sweet, a little bit herbal.
