Examples of using Was to write in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
But his way was to write about it.
The only way back to David was to write.
The excuse was to write a travel guide.
Emma, I thought the whole purpose of you doing this was to write.
Well, yeah, the assignment was to write a tragedy. That's sad.
My job was to write the programs and figure out a way to backdoor the FAA's computer.
their class project was to write her thank you notes.
The assignment was to write an essay about your family.
the last thing I wanted to do was to write about myself.
The excuse was to write a travel guide on some exotic place.
Tharaldson told me that the procedure for prospective statewide candidates was to write a letter to the state party chair announcing their intention.
All I wanted was to write a little"Unterhaltungsmusik" for the wider public!
the natural way to console my tattered heart was to write a song.
My only distraction was to write lyrics for my forthcoming album.
My idea was to write a poem based on some of my favorite Brazilian expressions.
My only distraction was to write lyrics for my forthcoming album.
My goal was to write the smallest C compiler which is able to compile itself.
One of my undone things, was to write a letter to my teenage self.
John was to write this matter, because the testimony is true,
The first thing I did every morning… was to write your name and how many days you would been away.
Martin was to write later:"We rang up the legendary theatre photographer Angus McBean,
any terrorist for that matter, was to write code that would sift through millions of electronic communications looking for a needle in a giant haystack.
Its solution was to write a program that essentially lied to their computer servers during the day of a Leap Second,
The publishers did not see that my purpose was to write a moral lesson of the punishment that befell a mortal man who dared to emulate God.
McGaughey's immediate response was to write a letter to Maren McDonell informing her that(1)
This idea fitted in with the composer's earlier intention, which was to write a larger religious composition- this was to be a work which combined religious content with Polish folk motifs.
My ambition was to write a book cobbled together from these philosophical thoughts.
Then I started into the main project which was to write a work to include all my thoughts accumulated in the idea notes concerning rhythm and self-consciousness.
Another step was to write letters, articles,
I remember that one of my boyhood dreams was to write a fantasy novel,