Examples of using Which lasted in English and their translations into Serbian
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Which lasted for 3 years?
There was a fight which lasted an hour.
Which lasted three years.
So began a talk which lasted hours.
Which lasted for three years.
When a fight took place which lasted an hour.
Which lasted a few months….
After a friendly debate, which lasted for four hours.
The lift, which lasted 40 days, was completed on June 26, 1989.”.
She fell into a trance which lasted many days.
Moving to Belgrade in 1919 was the beginning of intensive political anddiplomatic engagement of Andrić, which lasted until 1941.
And began a war which lasted nearly ten years.
The First Reich was the Holy Roman Empire, which lasted 844 years.
Its construction, which lasted 13 years, ended in 1883.
The result was the First Indochina War, which lasted until 1954.
The uprising, which lasted 70 days, was more like a strike.
Antonina stood a siege of Rome which lasted over a year.
From this marriage, which lasted thirteen years, a son and a daughter were born.
It was a long andpainstaking work, which lasted several years.
The childbirth, which lasted several hours, tormented Alexandra.
That federation dissolved in civil war which lasted from 1838 to 1840.
His performance, which lasted 2.5 hours, was attended by about 10,000 people.
Thus began the Iranian hostage crisis, which lasted 444 days.
After dental procedure, which lasted more than three hours with his mouth wide open;
Soon we began our search for bamboo which lasted almost a year.
Conservative treatment, which lasted about 3 months, almost did not bring positive results.
Her escape sparked a war between Greece and Troy, which lasted ten years.
During this movement, which lasted for the next decade, young intellectuals living in cities were ordered to go to the countryside.
This began a heavy fight which lasted all morning.
During this movement, which lasted for the next decade, young bourgeoisie living in cities were ordered to go to the countryside to experience working life.