Examples of using Were something in English and their translations into Russian
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We were something.
As if, for once, you were something.
We were something.
I really thought that we were something.
You were something different.
People also translate
And the loving fireworks were something special.
They were something that I needed to share with the whole readership.
You and your husband's all-night openings were something of legend.
Regrets to her were something holding you back from the future.
But seriously, you would give us little heads-up if it were something, right?
These memories were something deeply hidden, not for outsiders.
I didn't think that they could get any better, but these were something special.
Scalding the starting numbers were something like 150 vehicles(with motorcycles).
Standing down… you guys thought they were one thing and we thought they were something else.
The only words that stuck with me were something that sister McKenna said from the Bible, I think.
Fellow Timely artist Gene Colan commented on his work:"His pencils were something to behold.
These were something like ordinary minibuses that had their rear part separated and turned into a cargo compartment for stage sets.
Until Mr. Hubbard's examination of this matter,emotions were something we all suffered or enjoyed, but never fully understood.
So they began with a complete ignorance and general stupidity,participating in all that this life is outwardly(as if it were something wonderful!).
He may fail to realise also that if he rushes to apply what he is realising or receiving as if it were something definitive, he may either fall into confusion and error or else get shut up in some partial formation in which there may be an element of spiritual Truth but it is likely to be outweighted by more dubious mental and vital accretions that deform it altogether.
This is his real being. He sought for it, prayed to it, andcommuned with it in the past as if it were something other than, and apart from.
He should better desire something that beyond all universal significance in his behavior were something own, which in his place nobody else could or should do.
In that letter, referring to the longstanding decision of Congress that all that is in mathematics, can not be patented, Knut protested against attempts to divide the algorithms on the"computing" and"non-computers",as if the numbers were something other than from other types of accurate information.
There's something on it.
The smile on his face was something you will probably never see again.
Which is something I still might be able to do.
There is something inside.
That's something, right?
It can be something else as well.
It's something that I think will bring us closer together.