Examples of using Had studied in English and their translations into Danish
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In September 1930 he entered Wiley College in Marshall where his mother had studied.
where he had studied.
just which images the artist had studied when he made his copies.
I understand that the Court of Auditors is studying this, and would it not have been interesting if the Court of Auditors had studied what effects this had? .
his discoveries throughout his entire life Isaac Newton had studied biblical texts thoroughly.
People who had studied the longest, those with the highest incomes and opinion-leaders hold the most positive perceptions about their country's membership
still tormenting my mind. Already, in the evolutionary research, I had studied Genesis.
As early as 1955 he had studied musique concrete in Paris, and in 1959 he had studied electrophony in Bilthoven, Holland.
whether those which he personally had studied and resolved or those which interested whoever came to speak with him.
Being out of step with her husband, after she had studied for two years at Cornell,
He continued to investigate approximants, and in 1894 he published a memoir in which he generalised the continued fraction algorithm which Hermite had studied in 1863 and again in 1893.
both had taught du Châtelet, both had studied the shape of the Earth,
He chose Balliol College because that was the College where his elder brother had studied but, since his elder brother had read chemistry,
Bo. He Kequan had studied in Moscow and he told Mao disparagingly,"You know nothing about Marxism-Leninism.
Of all the topics he had studied the one that he had real enthusiasm for was mathematics
Being out of step with her husband, after she had studied for two years at Cornell,
But the world is over now. I have studied so hard for five years.
I have studied your journal, which is massive.
He is fluent in French, and has studied English and German languages.
I have studied it for years.