Examples of using Contend in English and their translations into Czech
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Nice gentlemen should not contend with ladies!
when both contend which is the mightier.
But ancient astronaut theorists contend that similarities in building styles
The car industry must also contend with the consequences of an anti-car policy propagated by the Greens.
Ancient astronaut theorists contend that Aten was not merely a symbolic deity,
Switzerland is a country which has to contend with the problem of unequal access to higher education,
to do that… they had to contend with other angels that were still loyal to God's will.
Is it possible, as ancient astronaut theorists contend, that Akhenaten was actually an extraterrestrial being?
This is something all of us superheroes have to contend with… the mere mortals of the world looking at us with desperate hope, knowing if we can't save them, no one can.
he's going to have to contend with what's said to be a mountain of evidence against his client.
Some contend that the Miracle of Fatima is one of many events that describe visitations from extraterrestrial messengers.
when we are having to contend with an economic crisis,
Bad enough we gotta contend with a boy that's slower than a slug in May.
Commissioner, the students contend that they had a right to exercise their First Amendment rights,
Their global competitors do not have to contend with such requirements or, if they do,
And it is difficult because they have to contend not only with the extreme Eurosceptics within Parliament
On the other hand there are those who contend that baptism is the only means by which the holy spirit is given,
Why contend with enemies who you are coming from one direction,
We cannot continue to put the people who have to contend with particular needs at a disadvantage by allowing these difficulties to continue.
Almighty and most merciful Father… we humbly beseech Thee… of Thy great goodness… to restrain this immoderate weather… with which we have had to contend.