Примери за използване на Some time after на Английски и техните преводи на Български
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
Some time after the Sun second comes the Moon,
It was some time after this, in 1873, that all religious requirements were removed from the university.
The completion of all operations at some time after the emplacement of spent fuel or radioactive waste in a disposal facility.
If, some time after the wedding, the husband
The game takes place some time after the events described in the Star Wars: Jedi Outcast.
(a)"closure" means the completion of all operations at some time after the emplacement of spent fuel
Yeah. I was actually hoping that you might have some time after school to help me out.
In addition, infections can also wait for the patient some time after the procedure by electrolysis.
Some time after she deserted him, disgracing herself with an old,
But some time after this, he forgot the martyr's admonition
The king was deeply touched and some time after when one of his six daughters was to be married,
It is almost impossible to do this only due to the work of the corresponding muscles, since some time after the start they are loaded.
An automorphims had been missed in the original working out of Chevalley 's theory which is why the Suzuki groups were only discovered some time after.
Very often, for people to start taking these pills with good intentions, but some time after the first dose does not feel like enough.
It's some time after Robocop put an end to the"Nuke" production,
But only some time after they met, since this is a kind of“soul unfolding”.
Some time after her son Rāhula became a novice monk, Yaśodharā also entered
Some time after its launch, the technical service"NTV-Plus" has decided to broadcast via tn. circular polarization.
Some time after his return, he was appointed director of the Moscow surgical clinic.
The will was drawn without any spoken agreement some time after Ethan gave Danny money for the purpose of sending Danny to receive treatment for alcoholism.