Examples of using Was gradually in English and their translations into Norwegian
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best intentions but was gradually taken over(co-opted-buyers) by them.
sea showed that the Earth was gradually warming.
increased power and wealth, and he was gradually merged with the sun god Rê, to become Amun-Re.
They then used it as a mosque for a while until the area was gradually abandoned.
The weapon was gradually made lighter,
The study was gradually expanded to include many other diseases, such as rheumatism,
The IBC's annual open meeting was gradually followed by several hundred participating observers,
The testing and development of the modelling tool was gradually moved to another wind power licence just outside Karmøy.
The number of teams in the Top Division was gradually reduced to 18 in 1993 and 16 in 1994.
it became apparent that the length of a day was gradually lengthening.
The refusal of the western world to acknowledge East Germany was gradually eroded, and, in 1975,
a mountain block that separated Numidia from the Gaetuli Berber tribes of the desert, and which was gradually occupied in its whole extent by the Romans under the Empire.
Originally, the Seljuk Turks used the name"Land of the Rûm"(Romans) for defining Anatolia, which was gradually conquered by the armies of the Seljuk Empire from the Byzantine Empire following the Battle of Manzikert in 1071.
A dry scratching produced by pulling a piece of wood across a textured board was gradually supplemented by a clattering rush made by a bunch of marbles swept up
the aviation industry in Germany was gradually applied to broken bricks and rubble.
While the rest of the country was gradually engulfed as the conflict between two of the country's leaders- President Salva Kiir
However, on the US initiative, the role of this charter was gradually declining, and in 1993 the UN TNC Center, which turned into another department,
Time is gradually shortened from four.
Campus buildings are gradually ready for use for the summer semester of 2009.
The terrible tortures of the Middle Ages were gradually eradicated from judicial practice.