Eksempler på brug af Whole lifetime på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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not just for his kind words this evening but for a whole lifetime of kindness, culminating in him allowing me to marry his daughter!
Jesus walked the earth his whole lifetime knowing who the father was,
which have to last one's whole lifetime.
because that's when the angels that have been standing next to you your whole lifetime start to have a part!
Therefore, do not expect to master it within a few years but allot your whole lifetime for this task.3.2.9.64• Mail 29 apr 2013∫The rites
do not expect to master it within a few years but allot your whole lifetime for this task.
illegal immigration is not a decision that affects a whole lifetime, and does not mean fleeing one's country
But in these last days, God wants us to have another revelation of him:"I want to be a father to you-- and I want you to be a son or daughter to me!"Jesus walked the earth his whole lifetime knowing who the father was, knowing his will, hearing his voice. He lived every hour under the sunlight of his love, never in confusion or doubt.
You and I have spent our whole lifetime.
Feels like that was a whole lifetime ago.
One doesn't last a whole lifetime here.
Women who have had abnormal cytology testing should have tests performed their whole lifetime.
we have lost more children in this town we have in my whole lifetime.
And the thing that's so unique about our species is that we're really designed to play through our whole lifetime.
means that anyone who has worked for their whole lifetime should not see their legitimate expectations dashed.
Similar for all of them is that they are known for their ability to hide in the body for a person's whole lifetime.
of course, because they know the value of money after a whole lifetime of dealing with it.
lament that they have never had a single glimpse during their whole lifetime will get it at the end. For it is a divinely ordained part of the process of dying.
survived have told of the feeling of time slipping backward and their whole lifetime being replayed.