Приклади вживання Uproar Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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But they said, Not on the feast day, lest there be an uproar of the people.
There was a lot of uproar from the community and women's groups about the ban,” he added.
Decentralized, self-sustained digital currencies that don't exist in any physical shape or form and are not controlled by any singular entity were always set to cause an uproar among the regulators.
And there's this uproar, and all the doctors start pounding the table and saying,"We always said you were unethical, Archie.
within 24 hours, it created such an uproar that the prosecutors just dropped all the charges.
Eesti 200 leader Kristina Kallas told Estonian media that the uproar caused by the posters proved that the issue remained highly relevant for Estonia.
and saw the uproar, and those that wept and wailed greatly.
The festival of the Nativity of the Virgin on 8 September was traditionally accompanied by noise and uproar as associated with Befana at Rome,
it caused an uproar because the latter is a drinking supply for 30 million people.
and he saw an uproar, weeping, and great wailing.
sparking public uproar.
which prompted an even more powerful social uproar than The Inspector-General.
Then-Deputy Defense Minister Bartosz Kownacki caused an uproar in Germany when in 2017, on the eve of the Warsaw Uprising anniversary, he said that“the sons
hence the uproar when they do not happen.
a black church… or a homo-friendly Unitarian coven… there would have been an uproar.
would likely prompt bipartisan uproar from members of Congress who believe US aid is essential to countering Russia's military involvement there.
the Internet created an uproar and tweeted,"standwithpp," and"singon.".
With all the uproar today over transgender issues,
the thylacine was as unbelievable as the platypus which had caused disbelief and uproar in Europe when it was first described.
The country is in uproar and members of parliament are plotting to seize the initiative from the government in an unprecedented attempt to change the constitutional balance of power in Britain.