Examples of using In passing in English and their translations into Hungarian
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He writes:“I do not want to see you now just in passing, for I hope to spend some time with you, if the Lord permits.
So in turn, we wish you every success in passing all stages of the game,
In passing, they consider anybody who asks permission to do something which they are already entitled to do under Common Law,
The structure of Baptism demonstrates the critical importance of cooperation between Church and family in passing on the faith.
The Pope writes that women, especially,“play a fundamental role in passing on the faith” and“are a daily source of strength in a society that carries this faith forward and renews it.”.
Although the General Court also considers the personal links between Gosselin and Portielje in passing, it again focuses entirely on company law aspects in this regard.
a lot of people think that something that is said in passing is the same thing as an idea,
other bonus items that will add points and help in passing.
play a crucial role in passing on important ecological knowledge, values and skills from generation to generation.
at least in passing, if not otherwise have been possible!
I have only heard of this technology in passing.
that will give you a certain obstacle in passing.
the game developers have provided a certain type of tips in passing a flash game"Inferno.".
Research is beginning to show just how vital a role mothers play in passing on good eating habits to their children; especially their daughters.
Thank you for your commitment to the Church through the service of evangelization, in passing on the Faith.
He looked in passing at the giver, but the impression he got was so unclear that,
In passing by San Marino in 1860, at the head of his Piemontese troops,
I might have said something in passing, but I didn't think it was-- look,
Greetings sometimes are used just prior to a conversation or to greet in passing, such as on a sidewalk or trail.
Second, the pastor said something in passing, a novel idea for me,