Eksempler på brug af Were driven på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The Germans were driven back in early December,
Up 1923 the passengers of family Rössler were driven only with rowing boats on the Rhine,"Then there was an iron Achen with motor,"Says the senior.
After they were driven from an area, they poisoned the wells so no one could live there.
We were driven to this course by the self-serving greedy policies of president Scott
No doubt these homeless foreigners were driven to drink by their circumstances,
The children of Israel, through sin, were driven out of the promised land that belonged with the birthright.
The Cubans were driven to rebellion in the mid-19th century by vacillating Spanish policies
saluted in respect as the caskets were driven by.”.
All told, in 1933 eighteen mathematicians left or were driven out from the faculty at the Mathematical Institute in Göttingen.
Many who drank of this bitter cup were driven to the grave and many others went mad.
Spin and weave the machines were driven by hydroelectric power, therefore it was necessary to build factories in watercourses.
a lengthy presentation about a holiday club and pressured to pay a deposit, after which they were driven back to their apartment.
one half of a million people were driven from their homes.
Some were punished with blindness; some were driven from the land; and some were towed to Scandinavia.
After the Cushite rulers were driven out of Egypt around 670 BCE,
with Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif telling reporters on Monday that those who committed the act were driven by"personal issues.
As the ferocity of the hostilities intensified he saw Abdullah martyred as the Muslims were driven back.
With Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif telling reporters on Monday that those who committed the act were driven by"personal issues.
For a total of three years, these conveyors were driven by NORD industrial gear units
In short, they claimed that our decisions were driven by big business rather than convincing arguments or seeking the common European good.