Examples of using Every trace in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Every trace of the past, every story,
When victory is ours, we will wipe every trace of the Thals and their city from the face of this land.
Evidently a company will not be able to wipe out every trace left in search indexes and that is not what the EU draft law is asking for.
My enemies, I will crush until every trace of pain and sorrow, which humanity endures, is wiped clean.
The total secrecy surrounding the fund meant that almost every trace of it could be made to disappear by the very group who controlled it.
to obliterate every trace of the mental and intellectual labour of the Pagans, it was a failure.
Evidently a company will not be obliged to wipe out every trace left in search indexes and that is not what the Commission is asking for.
The sky and the sea had sunk into sudden repose. Every trace of the awful storm had disappeared.
to obliterate every trace of the mental and intellectual labour of the Pagans, it was a failure.
communism was to triumph in Europe and cancel every trace of Christianity.
The still Communist government tried to hide and dissemble every trace of the former activities,
Only centuries from now, will every trace of man's follies vanish from the bottom of Truk Lagoon.”.
I will make every trace of you disappear.
For were men to abide by and observe the divine teachings, every trace of evil would be banished from the face of the earth.
For were men to abide by and observe the Divine teachings, every trace of evil would vanish from the face of the earth.
to exalt himself above any one, must wash away from the tablet of his heart every trace of pride and vainglory,
to exalt himself above any one, must wash away from the tablet of his heart every trace of pride and vain-glory,
do not these notions consist in his firm belief that after his death every trace of consciousness will disappear?".
to exalt himself above any one, must wash away from the tablet of his heart every trace of pride and vain-glory,
he must guard against and kill out every trace of pride, selfishness and prejudice.