Examples of using Had to undergo in English and their translations into Italian
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The castle had to undergo two violent earthquakes in 1851
Nevada then had to undergo many different tests
Woman had to undergo patiently the above-mentioned treatment,
Trevi like many other Umbrian towns, because of its strategic position, had to undergo across the centuries many invasions, rapes, civil wars,
Late on this day Bernadet had to undergo an interrogation from the Procurer Imperial, M. Dutour. But the investigator did
They had to undergo strenuous and costly security checks
Visitors follow the path of newcomers who had to undergo quizzing and medical examinations before being granted entry.
some women even had to undergo DNA samples,
I would like to use this opportunity to extend my deepest sympathies to the Ukrainian people, which had to undergo this huge tragedy.
In 2009, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and had to undergo a double mastectomy.
On February 24, 1987, King suffered a major heart attack and had to undergo a quintuple-bypass surgery.
Now, that act meant that anybody working within the private sector had to undergo certain training.
The bombing which had struck Livorno had undermined the building of the Academy, who had to undergo several operations and massive restructuring.
A Christian Algerian teacher who was carrying a rosary was stopped by the police and had to undergo a severe interrogation.
for you to achieve the Greek God chiseled kind of body, you had to undergo intense exercising
there were some minor complications and I had to undergo another examination.
with the passing of time the statue had to undergo various restorations.
The Cesano Shooting Range, the property of the Italian Infantry School, had to undergo special improvements which included the setting up of a roof over 58 shooting lanes as well as a bunker for the mobile targets.