Examples of using Raged in English and their translations into Russian
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The Time War raged.
A storm raged inside me.
He's confused, raged.
The war raged for the next three years.
Crowds of the Poles looted and raged in its walls.
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The nations raged, the kingdoms were moved;
Gwendolyn held his dying body as the storm raged on.
And though war raged all around us.
You raged like Jonah against the fate that's handed to you.
Long ago, in a galaxy far, far away the Star Wars raged….
The waters raged and his ships waylaid.
Look at the Crusades, which for almost two hundred years raged in my country.
The battle raged all afternoon without decisive result.
On Thursday, November 2, the spirit of sports competitions raged in the Academy!
Well if he raged machines he's working with players.
Woodham is a small village where a war with a Turk raged some years ago.
The battle raged on. Tens of thousands of Iraqis have died.
They attacked the French camp andan indecisive battle raged for three hours.
Years later, the fire that raged destroyed Angers and the nearby forests.
War raged between the clans, and that meant pressure on me to make more weapons.
Flats were overcrowded, and diseases such as tuberculosis, the Spanish flu and syphilis raged.
The fire raged, on the bank of the Rhine, the faithful son of the nation dies.
The Annals of Altaich states that Andrew"savagely raged against the flock of the Holy Church.
The fire, which raged for three days, devastated the interior decoration of the Imperial residence.
In 1995, according to the study,30 major conflicts raged in different locations around the world.
Bitter fighting raged for every ruin, street, factory, house, basement, and staircase.
There was far more room on stage for the headliners andthe colourful hair hurricanes raged to the full.
The civil wars that raged in the 1990s showed the world how conflict was transforming.
Naturally, the wooden house is often subjected to fire,the first time the fire raged here in 1170.
Fighting raged for several days, culminating in fierce battles on 12 July.