Приклади вживання Mother and brother Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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At twelve, with the help of her mother and brother, she wrote and recorded her first song.
At age 13, he moved to Baku with his mother and brother, where he was invited to audition for the Azerbaijani version of Pop Idol.
The actress moved to New York City in the year, 2002 with her mother and brother, Trevor, because he was accepted into the Professional Performing Arts School.
Japan next to the graves of her mother and brother.
Shin heard his mother and brother talking about escaping.
Oleg is native of Cherkassy city, where his mother and brother are now waiting for him.
he overheard his mother and brother planning an escape attempt.
Do you think she will open her legs for me after I tell her how we murdered her mother and brother?
After she, her mother and brother fled first to Mozambique,
The accused provided a lease agreement for an apartment in Selydove, in the Donetsk region, and stated that his mother and brother are citizens of Ukraine
The Crimean human rights group reported that the father Kostenko publicly reported on the torture suffered by his son after what was missing, mother and brother continue to live in Simferopol.
the interviewee, her mother and brother were advised to leave Soroki(today Moldova)
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pictured in 1932 with her mother and brother), who ran away from home after her mother died
Maybe his mother and brothers were right.
My mother and brothers were lined up.
I believe he loved his mother and brothers.
Ivask, her mother, and brother left Latvia for displaced persons camps in Germany in 1944.
Someone told him,"Your mother and brothers are standing outside,
His mother and brothers came to him, and they could not come near him for the crowd.