Examples of using Formed in in English and their translations into Hungarian
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a curatorial collective formed in 1999 and based in Zagreb.
There are no restrictions on foreign ownership of a company formed in the United States.
from his father and his progressive rock band formed in the seventies.
According to Delaware state law, any company formed in the state must have a registered agent.
Other groups include Migszol Szeged which formed in Szeged in 2015 and stopped working recently,
Formed in 2004, Myprotein has grown at an incredible rate to now rank as Europe's No.1 sports nutrition brand,
Formed in 1908 and is the oldest existing Football Club Łódź, as well as one of the founders of the Polish League(1927).
Asmodeus formed in Amsterdam in 1992,
The circumstances in which amino acids formed in Miller's experiment were not suitable for life forms to come into being.
other world religions, without the norms of ethics and morality formed in the course of millennia, people inevitably lose their human dignity.
that God may see Christ formed in me.
Thirty Seconds to Mars is an American rock band from Los Angeles, formed in 1998.
Yorkshire, who formed in 2004.
preserved in detail, which was formed in accordance with the hotel's image- the evocation of the golden era of Budapest.
Dream Theater is an American grammy award nominated progressive metal band formed in 1985 under the name Majesty by John Petrucci,
Dream Theater is an American progressive metal/rock band formed in 1985 under the name Majesty by John Petrucci,
The socialists, at the head of whom our friend Varlin naturally takes his place, formed in the Commune only a very small minority indeed; they were at the very most only some fourteen or fifteen members.
The Miracles grew out of an earlier quintet of high school performers called the Five Chimes that formed in the mid-1950s and changed its name to the Matadors after several roster changes capped by Claudette Rogers' admission to the group.
The Miracles grew out of an earlier quintet of high school performers called the Five Chimes that formed in the mid-1950s and changed its name to The Matadors after several line-up changes capped by Claudette's admission to the group.