Примери за използване на Living memory на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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which have been preserved through the living memory of Bulgarians, testify to the richness of soul,
Without a living memory, there will be no future,
To mention only one example that is easily erased from“living memory,” the assault on Falluja by US forces in November 2004, one of the
Without a living memory, there will be no future because,
He is quite correct about“living memory”, which carefully assigns assaults on journalism and acts of terror to their proper categories: Theirs, which are horrendous; and Ours, which are virtuous and easily dismissed from living memory.
As a result, in time, cultural corridors in the region have been formed- trans-national axes of century-old interactions- the living memory of the civilizations and strong connections between the peoples,
We celebrated a living memory of Father Ezekiel- said Father Dario Bossi,
We celebrated a living memory of Father Ezechiele- added Father Dario Bossi,
who have linked us since the first millennium and whose living memory in our Churches continues to be a source of inspiration,
who have linked us since the first millennium and whose living memory in our Churches continues to be a source of inspiration,
Brian is the living memory of French gastronomy.
Anti-Semitism has returned to Europe within living memory of the Holocaust.
For the first time in living memory law enforcers had come to Dogville!
The Holocaust must be commemorated so that there will be a living memory of the past.
For me, alas, it is a living memory of the saddest period in my life.
They were painted just a couple of hundred years ago, almost within living memory.
This is only the second time in living memory that snow has fallen on the Sahara.
it certainly does not exist today or even within living memory.".
They had living memory of the coups against democratically elected governments in 1973 in Chile and in 2002 in Venezuela.
To become something larger than ourselves… to enter living memory… have them talk about us when we have gone.