Examples of using Were common in English and their translations into Slovak
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Yet injuries were common.
Both were common property resources.
Calls about death were common.
Dragons were common even up to 400 years ago.
Shooting and bombs were common.
People also translate
Were common ideas acknowledged by each coach.
Foot drifts were common.
Robberies and the destruction of alien settlements for the steppe were common.
Collaborations were common among the groups.
Intimidation and threats were common.
Convulsions were common in the placebo groups.
Thoughts of suicide were common.
Electric vehicles were common early in the 20th century.
Epilepsy and motor delay were common.
False alarms were common, and they didn't help our morale.
Death threats were common.
In addition to the ancient Egyptian, Chinese characters and Japanese were common.
Pain and headache were common in the elderly.
Internal closures" were common during the Palestinian uprising that ended a decade ago, but have been rarely used in recent years.
Injection site pain and headache were common in the elderly.
Self-inflicted wounds were common, and they often cut off their toes or burnt themselves.
Genes that are equally resistant to multiple antibiotic classes were common and present in many variants," said Zhu and his colleagues.
Manually wrapped wires were common in early 20th century point-to-point electronic construction methods in which a strong connection was needed to hold the components in place.
Protests and race riots were common in the 1960s and 70s.
These adverse reactions were common(≥ 1/ 100 to< 1/ 10) in CHB patients treated with Pegasys monotherapy.
Spinetten and virginal were common during the 1500s and 1600s.
Such acts of violence, however, were common in many other ancient nations.
Smashed tables and doors were common results of his charismatic experiences.
Contests between rivals and friends were common on both official and unofficial grounds.
Mergers, coalitions, and buy-outs were common while competition and consolidation flourished.
