Examples of using Fighting continued in English and their translations into Slovak
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The heavy fighting continued.
Fighting continued until February 1921.
Unfortunately serious fighting continued.
Fighting continued the next day.
In some sectors fighting continued.
Fighting continued on the third day.
Throughout the Pacific and East Asia, the fighting continued.
Fighting continued all along the front.
Throughout the Pacific Ocean and eastern Asia, the fighting continued.
The fighting continued for seven days.
The two sides began negotiations for an armistice in July 1951, but fighting continued for another two years before an agreement was reached.
Fighting continued in some areas.
All through the night the fighting continued, until we were all out of ammo.
Fighting continued in Asia and the Pacific.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said therebels regained control of at least one town and fighting continued.
Heavy fighting continued for more than a month.
Fighting continued elsewhere in the city until 3:00 am.
Sporadic fighting continued till late in the afternoon.
The fighting continued throughout the day with much cannon fire.
The fighting continued till May 1949 when a cease-fire agreement was signed.
Fighting continued between France and Spain until the Treaty of the Pyrenees in 1659.
Sporadic fighting continued around Beloostrov until the Soviets evicted the Finns on 20 September.
However, clan fighting continued throughout 1998 and 1999, and the planned conference was repeatedly postponed.
The fighting continued despite this and the pressure was Habyarimana 's regime in 1991 forced to introduce multi-party government.
The heavy fighting continued for the next several days as Coalition forces went house-to-house eliminating insurgent resistance.
The fighting continued for several more days, as Coalition forces moved house-to- house to eliminate the remnants of the insurgent resistance.
Fighting continued in Dublin until 5 July 1922, as IRA units from the Dublin Brigade led by Oscar Traynor occupied O'Connell Street, provoking a week's more street fighting. .
The fighting continued until the heat of the mid-day when Omar took a rest saying,"Do as you will, I swear by Allah that if you were three hundred men I would have fought it out on equal terms!".