Examples of using Stead in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Items by Rebecca Stead.
Stead, My name was Judas.
They will just send someone in Helen's stead.
Tony Stead says he's sat at the bottom of Scammonden dam in concrete underpants.
Whom did he choose in Kirami's stead?
That boy knows that wings could never stead the bird to fly with it fastened on from the outside.
Should I apologize to you in my mother's stead?
Stead has followed along the same lines, presenting the conception to his readers under the name of throughth.
I am Lord Aethelwold, I come in King Alfred's stead.
Opening address by: Evanghelia Stead, professor, researcher(Université de Versailles St-Quentin-en-Yvelines).
Dalia Hassan will be signing the agreement in her husband's stead.
Stead in referring to four-dimensional sight, is a perfect description, not of astral, but of etheric vision.
The little girl isvolunteered to take part in the hunt in her sister's stead.
Stead, in his Real Ghost Stories(page 83), of his friend Miss Freer, commonly known as Miss X.
But Luther hesitated,feeling himself unworthy to speak to the people in Christ's stead.
And this is just as true of mortalman as of the Creator Son who rules in God's stead at the headquarters of a local universe.
And the people of the land took Jehoahaz the son of Josiah and anointed him,and made him king in his father's stead.
I also could speak as ye do:if your soul were in my soul's stead, I could heap up words against you, and shake mine head at you.
It would be much more convenient for us all if Biryu's foolish soninherited the throne… in that wily old fox's stead.
Stead goes on to cite another instance of equally purposeless prevision where seven years separated the dream(for in this case it was a dream) and its fulfillment.
The second period, from 1891 to 1901,could be called the Rhodes period, although Stead was the chief figure for most of it.
A people great, and many, and tall, as the Anakims; but the LORD destroyed them before them; and they succeeded them,and dwelt in their stead.
The Nelson Technical School(the forerunner of NMIT)was set up in 1904 and the building was designed by Stead Ellis, a trained architect and secretary to the Nelson Education Board.
The Globe and Mail's public editor, Sylvia Stead, blogged about the Canadian newspaper's decision to run the photos, noting that a reader complained the photo was“horrific and tabloid.”.
You have grieved God's people, and despised the counsel of His ambassadors upon earth, who labor together with Him,and are in Christ's stead beseeching souls to be reconciled to God.
I pray that in my brother's stead, I may be permitted to be a father to the boy as good as Robert would have been, and as to your care and comfort and safety, as good a husband to you.
This history can be divided into four periods, of which the first, from 1873 to 1891, could be called the preparatory period andcenters about the figures of W. T. Stead and Alfred Milner.
Stead tells us of the certainty which he felt many months beforehand that be would be left in charge of the Pall Mall Gazette though from an ordinary point of view nothing seemed less probable.
Stead regards that as a“poor and paltry experience”, and it may perhaps be considered so when compared with the greater possibilities, yet I know many students who would be very thankful to have even so much of direct personal experience to tell.
Stead must quite unconsciously have set a current going for himself, or(which is much more probable) some kindly astral entity set it in motion for him, and gave him, to while away a tedious delay, any pictures that happened to come handy at the end of the tube.