Приклади вживання In former times Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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In former times Royal Navy officers who were captains by rank
In former times Royal Navy officers who were Captains by rank
These form now twelve divisions of the Achaians, and in former times they were divisions of the Ionians.
A building that in former times was both the home of the Royal Family
A building that in former times was both the home of the Royal Family
As regards liberty', Hegel writes,'in former times, the legally defined rights,
So, if in former times the total power of all of the apartment appliances do not exceed 2-3 kW,
if Moscow wished, a German-Russian understanding on mutual interests which, just as in former times, would work out to the advantage of both countries.
This happened in former times, but now there is such a high level of professionalism that every racing series requires full dedication that it is impossible to combine performances in different championships.
if Moscow wished, a German-Russian understanding on mutual interests which, just as in former times, would work out to the advantage of both countries….
is due to the fact that in former times the supply of fresh fruit and vegetables quickly ended on ships.
Lord Chancellor and in former times Chancellor of England,
most frequently- at least in former times- as a pigment.
In former times, the valley, enclosed between the mountain Elijah from the east
The biggest bell in Ukraine"Kyryl" can be also found here. In former times Catholics ordered it in Orthodox church.
There is more required nowadays to make a single wise man than formerly to make Seven Sages, and more is needed nowadays to deal with a single person than was required with a whole people in former times.
There is more required nowadays to make a single wise person than formerly to make the Seven Sages of ancient Greece, and more is needed nowadays to deal with a single person than was required with a whole people in former times.
The cardinal bishops are the only order of cardinals who have always been required to be bishops, and in former times when a cardinal of one of the lower orders became a cardinal bishop, and so the head of a diocese, he was consecrated a bishop.
since the place on which the church was built, in former times, was called a Mount,