Examples of using Have continued in English and their translations into Swedish
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You have continued to run?
It's a tradition I have continued.
I have continued to study their ways.
Therefore, the attacks have continued regularly.
We have continued trading like you asked.
People also translate
Since 1993, the regional trains have continued to Lichtenberg.
So you have continued your environmental work?
For too long, the injustices to the People have continued.
I could have continued, but.
From long before this till now. And I have continued.
And it would have continued to snowball if not for.
Since nobody has expressed any objection, I have continued with the agenda.
I could have continued to run with my daughter.
I started my research on the subject in Australia and have continued since I came here.
Yes. But I have continued to wash down there.
State prosecutor Roswall accused the defendants of contempt--since they have continued to run the site after the verdict.
But I have continued to wash down there. Yes.
the sea and thousands upon thousands of footsteps and strokes have continued to form these settings for the game of golf!
So someone must have continued mccullough's research.
We have continued to develop, test and check.
But you are those who have continued with me in my trials.
And you have continued to function as a Starfleet vesse?
The Albanians in Kosovo have already been subject to this pressure for a very long time but they have continued to resist it. They have succeeded in this for some time now due in particular to Mr Rugova' s leadership.
And I have continued, from long before this till now.
Over the years they have continued to make improvements.
Horses have continued to play a significant role in her life.
Unusual incidents have continued to plague our crew.
I must have continued talking after you left the office.
But ye are they that have continued with me in my temptations;
Payments have continued to function well during the coronavirus pandemic.