Examples of using Changed hands in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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She changed hands many times.
Throughout the dramatic game, the lead changed hands six times.
He changed hands several times.
In the years of World War I, when the city changed hands numerous times, the“bird” was dismounted.
She changed hands several times.
The Dictaphone company during its history many times changed hands, and now part of Nuance Communications.
She changed hands a number of times.
Lectures, disputations andlodgings were found in private houses which frequently changed hands or went out of use.
The town changed hands 8 times.
From the second half of the 10thcentury to the first half of the 11th century it changed hands between Leon and the Kingdom of Navarre.
The town changed hands eight times during the war.
The Dictaphone company during its history many times changed hands, and now part of Nuance Communications.
This town changed hands 8 times during the Civil War.
Democracy never took hold in Russia, in the sense that power never changed hands after freely contested elections,” he writes.
The dispute led to lawlessness, and the city changed hands between a South-Slav National Committee and an Italian National Council, leading finally to the landing of British and French troops who took over the city.
This is an enormous amount of money andit might well be just a small part of what changed hands or was funneled to various officials by Lafitte.
In the twentieth century it changed hands eight times and today is on the border of Ukraine and Poland.
The stock market turnover in China represented about 230 per cent of that nation's market capitalization,which means that the average share changed hands between two and three times.
The train station changed hands thirteen times.
The advantageous strategic position of Cyprus in theMediterranean Sea contributed to the fact that during its history it changed hands several times, remaining on the periphery of various empires.
Overall, about 2000 km2 of land changed hands, including Ivangorod(Jaanilinn, then eastern suburb of Narva), the town of Pechory(Petseri), and areas in and around Izborsk(Irboska), Lavry(Laura), and Rotovo(Roodva), and the Kolpina Island(Kulkna) in southern Lake Peipus.
Conflict between the two countries meant parts of the region changed hands a number of times, but by 1796 Britain had control of the region.
The city repeatedly changed hands during the Reconquista.
Settlements came and went, as they changed hands or lost importance due to a change in the routes.
In the course of 17-hour battle the town changed hands 8 times and as a result was almost totally destroyed.
The 11-14th centuries saw battle gains and losses as frontier territory changed hands between the Vietnamese and Chams during the first Cham- Vietnamese wars.
After they massacred the Caribs,the British and French turned on each other and St Kitts changed hands between the two several times before the 1783 Treaty of Paris gave the island to Britain.
One official publication by the centralstate statistical commission in 1915(as Rohatyn changed hands twice during the first 12 months of the war) comprises an alphabetical directory of the named places in the empire which were counted in 1910.
And then, changing hands, respond to them.
