Examples of using Strove in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Whereas previously, women strove to give birth in hospitals,
Following his death in 1954, his brother Cornell Capa, in addition to his own work as press photographer, strove to preserve and introduce to the world the oeuvre of his brother
It is because farmers strove to get the best out of their lands that traditional orchards developed and evolved.
cattle ranchers in Texas strove to meet the demands for food in eastern cities,
In writing these Letters on the Aesthetic Education of Man, Schiller strove with all the power of his soul to find out when it is possible for a human being to be free.
which Licinius Stolo strove to prevent.
Margaret Thatcher, strove to win hearts and minds,
cattle ranches in Texas strove to meet the demands for food in eastern cities
The rules of service and spiritual exercises prescribed by Ignatius de Loyola constituted a model which Himmler strove carefully to copy.
an alliance against Holland, while in the Indian Ocean the Estado strove to avoid alienating the various Indian states on its borders.
Therefore, people who attained the spiritual world strove to tell about the necessity of reaching oneness, the unification of
as well as possible, Jianken strove to make a lot of preparation for the unique performance.
they obeyed perfectly, as he noticed to his joy, and strove to carry him forward in the direction he wanted.
Impelled by this historic association, Jews strove throughout the centuries to go back to the land of their fathers and regain their statehood.
I also strove to help redefine the concept of what it means to be a gentleman in our modern era- as it has,
we only strove to change the projected“outcome”.
Festivals from 15 countries that were committed to sustainability and strove to operate key areas with the least possible environmental impact were awarded.
Impelled by this historic association, Jews strove throughout the centuries to go back to the land of their fathers
The Jews therefore strove among themselves, saying, How can this man give us his flesh to eat?
The eyes of the spectators were fixed on Crispus, who strove to move his right hand,