Examples of using From the times in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Said Jesus:“Annas, you have known me from the times of my youth.
Bartram from The Times called.
Obituary from the Times.
Visitors can have a look at on locomotives and wagons remained and rescued from the times of farm railroads of Hanság,
legendary heroes dating from the times of ancient Rome,
John and later on from the times of the Ottomans and the Italians,
it's all for that one critic from the Times.
We don't really have notes of beachwear scandals from the times before the 19th century,
political change from the times of Nebuchadnezzar to those of Constantine, have had their historic parallel from the days of CHARLEMAGNE to those of NAPOLEON.
We must travel back to the present day from the times after the cataclysm to track down the mysterious Greek
other units, hire famous generals from the times of World War II.
Some of the most valuable pieces of the collection are the treasures from the times when Rudolf II ruled
Keel-related traditions from the times of wooden ships are said to bring luck to the ship during construction
After questions from The Times, some of the research groups agreed to provide limited additional information about their relationships with countries overseas.
A report from The Times revealed that years ago,
But the Edenites continued to use the prayers and forms handed down from the times of Dalamatia.
Although no recipes from the times remain, we have a fair idea of how the Egyptians prepared their food thanks to dioramas