Examples of using Had established in English and their translations into Norwegian
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And David saw that the LORD had established him king over Israel,
You know, I thought we had established a level of trust between us,
And David perceived that Jehovah had established him king over Israel,
No, they hired premises from a local merchant who had established himself in the harbour area, Arentz Schøning.
He envisaged that it would be easy to get him out of jail once they had established a base.
was in 1797 made the capital of Merinakongedømmet who had established dominion over Madagascar.
from the fifteenth century, it had established the culture of"cannamele".
By the late 1930s, Lundbeck had begun to produce its own medicinal products and had established its own research department.
The Venetians had established there a Latin bishopric which was subject to the Latin Archbishopric of Athens until 1525.
Ghassanids had established their country in the north of Jordan covering Irbid,
The Hudson's Bay Company had established trading outposts on James Bay
He had become a committed Puritan and had established important family links to leading families in London and Essex.
They arrived in Minnesota in the spring of 1878 and had established a grocery store business in Willmar by the end of the year.
In 1877 he invited his Norwegian friend, Frithjof Plahte, who had established a prosperous lumber business in England,
The Nordic countries had established a co-operation with the three Baltic States even before they regained their independence in the summer of 1991.
One good example is provided by the Norwegian Women's Public Health Association, which had established a large organisation
During a visit to the United States before the war, he and his wife had established a close relationship with President Roosevelt.
Henry of Bolingbroke had established the House of Lancaster on the throne in 1399, when he deposed
It was not confirmed that Statoil had established a systematic follow-up to ensure that the implemented actions after incidents functioned as planned.
In the early 4th century(AD 330), the Roman Emperor Constantine the Great had established the city of Constantinople as the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire.