Examples of using Serving as in English and their translations into Hungarian
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With two completely different characters serving as the unit's operation core,
Serving as a fighter pilot during the Vietnam War,
Those serving as spiritual masters in ISKCON are meant to follow the instructions of Srila Prabhupada
When serving as an assistant System Sovereign, Lanaforge was faithful to Michael in an earlier
is still capable of serving as a consultant.
With existing delivery robots serving as a development platform,
Serving as a gateway among the Cal State L.A. community,
Seemandelbaumblätter create by releasing natural ingredients not only a natural tropical-like aquarium water while also serving as a natural decorative feature
With existing delivery robots serving as a development platform,
For extraordinary heroism while serving as a Hostage Rescue Force Team Member for a Joint Task Force on 8 December 2012 in Support of Operation ENDURING FREEDOM.
Imagine how much they will rejoice in their privileges as joint-heirs, serving as kings and priests!
The UAE is the commercial heart of the Middle East's media sector, serving as a regional hub for international media companies and as a fertile field for the development of domestic media industries.
Later, Senator Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire ran for the U.S. Senate after serving as governor between 2013 and 2017.
fire and capable of serving as a noise isolator.
simultaneously serving as a bar counter
prepare them to have the proficient capability in serving as legal professionals once they graduated.
Arthur followed the tenets of his church by serving as a teenage missionary in the Philippines.
retrieval mechanism, with a subset of its elements serving as the access points to the LRs catalogue.
the Dominican priest known as Tomas De Torquemada became a notorious figure for his cruelty, while serving as the Inquisitor General during the Spanish Inquisition.
a"Passenger" who would be capable of serving as a direct conduit to him.