Examples of using Were turned in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Nevertheless the declarations were turned into effective actions in 2006.
Lindsay was surprised once again that no heads were turned.
Over 1500 guns were turned in.
The tables were turned today.
The western parts of the country together with Bosnia and Herzegovina were turned into a Nazi puppet state called the Independent State of Croatia(NDH) and ruled by the Ustashe.
during the Middle Ages were turned into a refuge for lepers.
had pointed to Christ passed away; but the eyes of men were turned to the true sacrifice for the sins of the world.
But you can see here, the bottles that were supposedly being thrown at police were turned into bricks by the time they reached this edition of the newspaper.
Her Friends and commanders were turned into ghouls right in front of her in that village of death.
while their faces were turned away, and they did not see their father's nakedness.
when I went to take up his clothes, they were turned into stone.
skittle alley in the basement were turned into storerooms.
including two-thirds of its industrial base, were turned into a wasteland- a loss equivalent to the destruction of this country east of Chicago.
since as far as we know all dwarves were turned into stone!….
This not only provides a great metaphor, it also echoes the Seven Sisters myths where the girls were turned into doves by Zeus before being placed in the heavens for all eternity.
Ebisuno described the commune as a place where people were turned into unthinking robots.
it also echoes the Seven Sisters myths where the girls were turned into doves by Zeus before being placed in the heavens for all eternity.
In the original design, the slightly idealised figures kneeling on cushions were turned towards the chapel's Virgin Mary altar in a gesture of‘eternal worship'.
Now any 6 145.000 months the cameras were turned into mini PCs zombies,