Examples of using Signifying in English and their translations into Czech
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There, amidst family and friends, a Moclan urinates, signifying a cleansing of the spirit
Therefore, I have placed two white pegs, signifying two of the colors are correct,
including and most especially, signifying nothing.
the beginning of a new year in his life. signifying a cleansing of the spirit.
that means you don't talk. signifying the beginning of grand silence.
instituted of God and signifying unto us the mystical union which exists between Christ
And the beginning of a new year in his life. signifying a cleansing of the spirit There,
But when you hear that bell at 9:00 at night, signifying the beginning of grand silence, that means you don't talk.
That means you don't talk. signifying the beginning of grand silence, But when you hear that bell at 9:00 at night.
Signifying change and upheaval to the American public. Kennedy is the symbol of the new freedom of the 1960s.
elegant wife, Jacqueline Bouvier… Kennedy is the symbol of the new freedom of the 1960s… signifying change and upheaval to the American public.
Now certain coins that were struck from that mine were stamped with a swastika on one side, signifying good fortune, and a lion's head on the other, symbolizing wealth and power.
I believe the straight line signifying the bar was first made out by me.
That jingle there signifying, of course, once again another reading from the diary of Karl Pilkington.
On the alarm clock, signifying your permission As previously discussed, you have pressed
Signifying the beginning of grand silence,
It's time for the cherished tradition… signifying to all the world that this young girl… is now a woman! Ladies and gentlemen.
and becomes a signifying element in the hierarchy of the image.
Signifying the confidence of all three governments, tonight's special broadcast of Ask The Question will give a studio audience the chance to interrogate the panel,
instituted by God in the time of man's innocency, signifying unto us the mystical union that is between Christ and His church.