Examples of using Which enabled him in English and their translations into Spanish
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He was covered in feathers, which enabled him to fly over the wall.
In 1898 he entered the Ecole Normale Supérieure, where he studied history andwon a travelling scholarship which enabled him to visit Russia.
He had an amazingly retentive memory which enabled him to repeat a lesson after reading it once.
In that year, Juan Serralles Colon, who would go down as one of the most successful liquor salesmen in Puerto Rican history,imported a still from France, which enabled him to produce his first casks of rum.
He had double pupils, which enabled him to see a thousand miles by day and look at spirits by night.
There he found a headband containing technology which enabled him to recover the rings.
His talents and sensitivities which enabled him to become a great musician, to learn Tuvan, to throatsing, and to understand people are truly amazing.
The child should learn to play with his playmates from an early age, which enabled him to show his potential.
In 1895, he published two novels which enabled him to achieve literary recognition: Hemeden and Kurotogake.
He obtained a position as tutor in the family of a French merchant in Leipzig, which enabled him to continue his studies.
New missionaries arrived in 1705, which enabled him to organise the mission into eight districts, each led by a priest.
Francis consoled himself by becoming an excellent photo hobbyist;an art which enabled him to feed his family during the war.
He briefly wore Captain Marvel's nega-bands, which enabled him to convert psionic energy for a variety of uses, including enhancing his already superhuman strength and durability.
He was famous for his remarkable control of the abdominal muscles, which enabled him to seemingly fart at will.
Bonaparte at once gave him the post of inspecteur aux revues, which enabled him to follow the army, and in 1797 nominatedhim to the commission charged with selecting the spoils which should enrich the Louvre.
While organizing the country and its institutions, Mircea also formed a system of lasting alliances which enabled him to defend the independence of the country.
Thomas was one of the first to have a Macintosh in France which enabled him to get used on working on music and images with computers very early.
Fox sued Warner Bros. for copyright violation arising from Gordon's failure to pay a buy-out in 1991, which enabled him to develop the film at the other studios.
Willi Does attended the Longjumeau GA the previous evening, which enabled him to chat to the group about Emmaus Europe's priority work areas and generally have an enjoyable time.
Master E.K. has been chosen to work in tune with this Plan andwas given entry into the Festival of Vaisakh, which enabled him to conceive the Plan and work for it.
All these issues were addressed in informal consultations conducted by the Chairman, which enabled him to revise the working paper and to issue it as document LOS/PCN/SCN.3/WP.6/Add.6/Rev.1 on 28 June 1991.
Let me also take this opportunity to pay special tribute to her predecessor, Mr. Jan Eliasson, for his commitment anddiplomatic skill, which enabled him to effectively manage the deliberations of the Assembly.
He began working in a wine shop, which enabled him to get to know a….
On his return to London in 1818 he applied himself to engraving, which enabled him later to illustrate his various humours and fancies.
In 1952, Twombly received a grant from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts which enabled him to travel to North Africa, Spain, Italy, and France.
Shortly after graduation he received £5,000 from his grandmother's will, which enabled him to travel for two years in India, China and Tibet.
Even more astounding than what he experienced was the power that manifested within him which enabled him to impart the same experience to all seekers who came to him.
Kepa Garraza began to exhibit his work in 2004, receiving various awards and winning different competitions which enabled him to show his works on certain national and international circuits.
In 1860 Enric Garriga i Mataró, born in Lloret de Mar, left for Cuba andmade his fortune there, which enabled him to commission the architect Fèlix de Azúa with the construction of his new residence.
The Special Rapporteur is also grateful for the invitation extended to him by the Grand Council of the Crees(of Quebec), which enabled him to visit various communities belonging to that nation in the autumn of 1993.