Examples of using Would often in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
so it would often be late when we met.
the distressing energy possessing me would often manifest violently.
He inspired a group of young scholars to do original research, and he would often spend days with them perfecting their manuscripts for publication.
flash of wit with which he would often enliven a formal conversation,
Internal conversion from fontforge splinesets to ff python contours would often leave interpolated points showing in the contour.
meaning my computer would often be flat when I opened it up in the morning because some utility had been running in the background.
Expresses its conviction that European consumers would often make different choices if they were better informed about the true nature of products on sale,
her baby would generally breastfeed as usual the day of the fast, but would often breastfeed more often the next day or two.4.
It should be noted that although Nureyev was loyal to classical choreography, he would often insert additional solo opportunities for the male lead in ballets like Sleeping Beauty which tended to revolve around the ballerina.
Expresses its conviction that European consumers would often make different choices if they were better informed about the true nature of products on sale,
the influences of religion were evident even in buildings destined for other uses- even Christian churches in Persia would often include Islamic elements.
for instance, he would often smile and occasionally give a yes-or-no answer rather than elaborating on proprietary information.
the best Forex trading systems out there would often trade numerous wining positions compared to losses.
he used to bathe at Parson's Pleasure before breakfast, and he would often be seen riding his bicycle in the country round Oxford
She would often weep.
I would often think.
She would often go.
She would often get hysterical.
And we would often communicate.
The spouses would often argue.