Examples of using Were preparing in English and their translations into Polish
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We were preparing for a war. And.
In Russia the Bolsheviks were preparing to seize power.
Were preparing to land. Two identical Condors from Eastern Prussia.
The Japanese were preparing to invade India.
This is the very sort of thing That william and I were preparing for.
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And… We were preparing for a war.
We would know if the High Command were preparing to attack.
The boys were preparing… like, for a hunt.
We can explain to the judge that you were preparing to surrender.
While they were preparing the warrant to take her.
The man that tried to kill you, he said that you were preparing a massacre.
All the teachers were preparing Isaac for the university.
all the other children were preparing.
While Baldrick and I were preparing the Turnip Surprise.
with a great care were preparing.
The English were preparing to attack where I was born.
There were"anticamerele", where beasts and gladiators were preparing for confrontation.
He said that you were preparing a massacre. The man that tried to kill you.
Intelligence reports were filtering in that said the Caledonians were preparing a full-scale ground assault.
During this period, Christians were preparing for the biggest of the religious holidays- Easter,
In-between, they looked after candidates for OMF who were preparing to work in East Asia.
Fans were preparing for another Sayfutdinov's triumph at his homeland,
But humble, hidden people were preparing the revolution of goodness.
calling themselves"The Global Sedition…" were preparing to strike.
The disciples and apostles were preparing for this coming through prayer.
The English were preparing to attack where I was born
Well, my lord,… while Baldrick and I were preparing the Turnip Surprise.
During that time the clergymen were preparing themselves to celebrate Mass, which was to be presided over by Bishop Marian Dus of Warsaw,
Bernays then informed the press that he had heard that a group of suffragettes were preparing to protest by lighting up what they called torches of freedom.
An impenetrable gate all by myself. were preparing for the operation, But when I looked into the room where the doctors and nurses it was as if had to pass through.