Examples of using Whose bodies in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Ancient humans, who did hours of exercise a day and whose bodies had to keep warm through long,
Men whose bodies follow the normal decrease of testosterone over time didn't show an increase for depression.
Women whose bodies contained higher levels of the endocrine-disrupting chemicals reported going through menopause two to four years earlier.
i.e., whose bodies are more loosely joined together than usual
Of particular concern is the large number of pregnancy complications among young girls whose bodies are not yet ready to bear children.
Wasn't it with those who sinned, whose bodies fell in the wilderness?
In fig. 136 depicts two people whose bodies are turned towards an imaginary peak of a triangle.
It makes it very difficult to avoid irascibility-- especially for the pupil, whose bodies are more highly strung and sensitive than those of the ordinary man.
In recent times, fashion has opened to the body positive movement including in its campaigns and fashion shows whose bodies fall outside the standards imposed by the canon.
In 1989 an 1990, Rifkin finally began making news of his own by murdering two women whose bodies he then dismembered and threw into the Manhattan canals.
There are people whose bodies are unable to produce enough cholesterol; these people do
trying desperately not to look at his mother and father- whose bodies have been wrapped in sheets with only the heads exposed.
(Luke 12:5) Just as the word“sea” designates the collective watery grave of those who died in the depths and whose bodies were never recovered for an earthly burial,
The identification of the remains of victims of forced disappearance of Argentina's 1976-1983 military dictatorship- whose bodies were buried in secret graves
elemental and otherwise, whose bodies are not capable of reflecting any of the rays within the limit of the spectrum as ordinarily seen.
elemental and otherwise, whose bodies are not capable of reflecting any of the rays within the limit of the spectrum as ordinarily seen.
We shall have peace when the lives of the soldiers… whose bodies were hewn even as they lay dead… against the gates of the Hornburg,
Baumel, a Brooklyn-born American immigrant, was one of three Israeli soldiers whose bodies were never recovered following the battle of Sultan Yacoub, a skirmish between the Israel Defense Forces
A study done during those days on patients who had AIDS for thirty weeks and whose bodies were going through muscle wastage showed that this steroid helped them to gain an average of eight kilograms by the end of the period of study.
an army whose warriors knew no other loyalty than to their Emperor, and whose bodies and minds were hardened to withstand unceasing war.