Examples of using Borne in English and their translations into Czech
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Faint tinkling sounds borne to my ear.
The old wisdom borne out of the West was forsaken.
Livin' on the music so fine♪♪ Borne on the wind♪♪ Makin' it mine♪.
is a faith borne of indolent thinking.
Borne to victory on the wings of the Valkyrie.
Borne to victory on the wings of the Valkyrie. Hydra will stand master of the world.
I have never known freedom from the darkness… that infects the weak. Borne of violence.
I should have disclosed that my business idea was borne of ignominy.
These represent economic expenditure that has to be borne by the towns and by the towns' taxpayers.
the cost of sorting out the mess must be borne by those involved.
Feld, Borne, Debussy, Bozza.
The costs that are incurred by a health service to treat a national of another Member State should rightly be borne by the patient's State of origin.
My research suggests that exposure to a high-energy cosmic storm borne on solar winds might have triggered the evolution of early planetary life.
the Crucible of Adona is borne from the fire, When the moon descends.
I'm not sure this burden should be borne by someone in your condition.
Thirdly, the costs of all of the network members should be borne from the Community budget,
for seeing that responsibility must also be borne by the Haitians.
Man that is borne of a woman hath but a short time to live.
My dead language skills are not what they used to be… this fable is about a cursed stone borne 5,000 years ago during a total eclipse.
These changes are giving rise to an increase in the cost borne by society in connection with maintenance of the occupationally passive population.