Examples of using Tried to create in English and their translations into Danish
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many scientists have tried to create a device for osteosynthesis transosseous,
Hi, I tried to create a Bootcamp partition and install Win 10 on my Mac machine yesterday.
It is known from the Gothic chancellor Cassiodorus' letters that the Goths in Italy tried to create an alliance with the Heruli,
Lumumba tried to create a constitutional crisis by trying to dismiss Kasavubu.
The industry has tried to create a different kind of shoe for every kind of running style.
Mindworking Asia have tried to create as Danish conditions as possible by having a 37-hour work week,
It was true that he tried to create an impression that it was this very large organization.
Similarly, I have tried to create musical parallels between the two works- to find a musical language that expresses equally their com mon features and their contrasts.
However, when we tried to create such a hotlink, it redirected to their web page, generating its owners traffic.
of the environment that you have tried to create.
At least they should have tried to create something that is aesthetically pleasing to visitors.
Although he covered different dimensions and tried to create a balance between various sectors,
Age-related changes are characteristic for each of us. The elixir of eternal youth tried to create a back to medieval times,
Some tried to create a cozy and beautiful children's room, to buy the best toys.
Now, we perceive them as fairy-tale characters, and tried to create a film for us sweet image of these water dwellers.
During the late 1940s the British government tried to create vast plantations in Tanganyika(now known as Tanzania)
I have tried to create a system, almost an ecosystem,
Or they began to experiment with communes and tried to create autonomous and sustainable economies.
In Limbo' tries to tell how mankind tried to create its own afterlife,
He tried to create a body of law that would ensure that the legislation enacted would be fair and reasonable.