Examples of using Fire destroyed in English and their translations into Serbian
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The fire destroyed the house.
According to the initial data, the fire destroyed 2/3 of the roof.
A fire destroyed the studio.
One night when Blackwell was 11, a fire destroyed her father's business.
A fire destroyed his foster home.
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A more organised closed reception centre for refugees andasylum seekers was approved to be built by the Greek government with EU approval after the fire destroyed the Moria camp.
The fire destroyed all of his work.
Jefferson's collection became the nucleus of the first national collection of the United States when it was transferred to Congress after a fire destroyed the Congressional Library during the War of 1812.
The fire destroyed the kindergarten wing!
On March 11, 2012, the Krásna Hôrka Castle(part of the SNM),was damaged by a fire started when two children were lighting cigarettes.[2] The fire destroyed the roof but most of the historic collections were undamaged.
The fire destroyed the children's facility!
In December 2003, a fire destroyed half of the building.
A fire destroyed the personal library of President.
In 1168, a deliberately set fire destroyed much of the city of Fustat where the synague was then located.
The fire destroyed the circus but they're all okay. They're all okay.
In 1773, fire destroyed the main building.
The fire destroyed the clinic's archives.
The fire destroyed furniture and belongings.
The fire destroyed some furniture and a computer.
The fire destroyed furniture and office equipment.
The fire destroyed office equipment and furniture.
The fire destroyed 32% of Thessaloniki, about 1 square kilometer.
The fire destroyed more than one half of the monastery complex.
That fire destroyed 43 homes, but all evacuations have been lifted.
A fire destroyed the foster home he was in, left him with a nasty scar on his arm.
A fire destroyed an 1872 basilica here, and the present neo-Romanesque church, was completed in 1923.
On March 16, 1937 a fire destroyed the Bradford factory and Piper relocated to an abandoned silk mill in Lock Haven, Pennsylvania.
The Great Chicago Fire destroyed 3.3 square miles of Chicago, Illinois, burning for two days in 1871- between October 8th and October 10th.
A fire destroyed the original building in 1979, and although the new building may lack the history, the Jordan Pond experience is still among the most beloved traditions of Acadia summers.
However, the fire destroyed more than half of the monastery complex: monastic cells, guest quarters with the dining hall, the White Dormitory, four chapels and valuable frescoes, the administrative quarters and the book store.