Examples of using Whose end in English and their translations into Italian
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the ministers of righteousness; come i ministri della giustizia; whose end shall be according to their works.
hallucinatory search, whose end is perceivably unreachable.
on a rocky road of breathtaking beauty whose end is the Lake of Scanno,
In Pasolini's vision, the inventiveness of living languages(above all dialects, whose end is always expressive) was opposed to the austerity of technical languages(whose end, on the contrary, is communicative),
is nigh unto cursing; whose end is to be burned.".
which defines a terrorist-related offenses actions"whose end is to upset the constitutional order
slightly-curved branches whose ends droop gracefully.
Around the compass rotates the diopter with sights, at whose ends is attached a half-square circumscribing the main disk.
union, a single line whose ends join together to be absorbed one in the other, the spirit and the immateriality of the soul.
so resistors are often small plastic cylinders from whose ends connecting wires stick out.
an end. One continuous line whose ends unite losing themselves in one another.
To what and to whose ends and interests is this moral capacity to be exercised?
Consequently, he opposed Church authorization of any con-gregation whose ends resembled those of his Society of the Cross of Jesus.
a bridge whose ends lose themselves in infinity
made inaccessible by a deep moat at whose ends are the Tower of the Lioness
perineal strap, whose ends has ratier cinch with pin
When used in conjunction with RODS or WIRES(whose ends are stuck into the hole on the clamp end
a bright rectangular dining room occupied in its center by a wooden table, one of whose ends gradually decreases,
the large garden tub and a small canal at whose ends there are two labyrinths carved in alabaster
The sea, whose end lies out of sight.