Examples of using Foreshadowed in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Jesus' death is foreshadowed.
Havel's words foreshadowed the desperate acts of Mohamed Bouazizi and others.
In this perfectly ordinary day nothing foreshadowed danger.
Animal sacrifices foreshadowed Christ's sacrifice on our behalf.
The fundamental forms of ferns followed, to bear spores that foreshadowed seeds.
Not foreshadowed in the morning so difficult to eliminate- The sun was shining treacherous.
Some have argued that the birth of the Internet foreshadowed the death of censorship.
In some sense, this foreshadowed the development of utility theory in the 18th-19th century.
Do you not see how frequently these ancient witnesses foreshadowed the new knighthood?
This step already foreshadowed the government's goal to make accrediting work for the community.
Caesar's funeral is very interesting and concludes some foreshadowed events.
That moment 13 years ago foreshadowed the European, designer-heavy and armor-like style that she favors today.
This marked the beginning of a new epoch, characterized by the realities foreshadowed by the Law covenant.
All of this ceremony and ritual foreshadowed the cross and ended at Christ's death, as God had intended.
This could bethe first animal sacrifice and shedding of innocent blood and foreshadowed what was to come.
Kristallnacht foreshadowed the systematic slaughter of six million Jews and millions of other innocent victims, Obama said.
That something like this, and began repairs in couples, which foreshadowed the huge amount of work and spent forces.
The parade of Louis Vuitton coincided with the appearance of his mobile case that everyone liked,what we are going to fool, and foreshadowed a good start.
Kleene(1943) introduced the concepts of relative computability, foreshadowed by Turing(1939), and the arithmetical hierarchy.
All this foreshadowed the disappearance of Hungarian intellectuals, the marginalisation of Hungarian language and culture, and gradual assimilation(ACNSAS, I017980/6, 136- 144).
One sunny day four best friends Laura, Jessica,Wendy and Rosemary were playing on the lake and nothing foreshadowed the tragedy.
The fight alsorevealed the increased competency of the Union cavalry, and foreshadowed the decline of the formerly invincible Southern mounted arm.[53].
This was primarily the responsibility of the ruling political elite, but at this time, Népszava‘s tone did not support compromise either,but rather foreshadowed social explosion.
Harry's days in the DA(Dumbledore's Army) foreshadowed his future career as head Auror and, even bigger, his eventual role as head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement.
This should have been apparent from the 1992 débâcle of Europe's Exchange Rate Mechanism,which in many respects foreshadowed the crisis of today.
Though not the first explorer to set foot in North America,Cabot is credited with having foreshadowed the English domination of the continent to come, and the longstanding association of English culture and language with contemporary North America.
Without this asymmetry, the design argument cannot show that there is anyneed to go beyond the sort of hypothesis that Hume foreshadowed and that Wallace and Darwin supplied….
Under the law, it was administered by promises, prophecies, sacrifices, circumcision, the passover lamb,and other types and ordinances given to the Jewish people, all of which foreshadowed Christ to come.
His lack of reverence for authority and his willingness to challenge received wisdom would lead him tocraft an empirical approach for understanding nature that foreshadowed the scientific method developed more than a century later by Bacon and Galileo.
And she had imagined him lifting his hands before the altar of the Sun, in the open court of that temple of Aton of which nothing remains,and praising Him and His creation in words that foreshadowed the spirit of her own modern faith.