Examples of using Was in use in English and their translations into Norwegian
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CurrencyEdit Byzantine coinage was in use in  Francia before Theudebert I began minting his own money at the start of his reign.
However, it is  uncertain whether the name was in use before the arrival of Europeans.
Merete Frisenberg Sundgård remembers that this type of box was in use by Frisenberg in  the 1950s.
The older spelling"Chili" was in use in  English until at least 1900 before switching to"Chile.
for example where a file was in use and could not be  deleted or moved.
Byzantine coinage was in use in  Francia before Theudebert I began minting his own money at the start of his reign.
the gloria, was in use in  Castile until the arrival of modern heating.
The last airworthy VFW 614 was in use with DLR for the Advanced Technologies Testing Aircraft System(ATTAS) project.
IMessages, text messages(SMS), and MMS messages require the SIM card that was in use during backup.
At the time it was  still a provisional boarding school building which was in use until the new boarding school was  completed in  Hasvik in  1956.
This could happen, for example where a file was in use and could not be  deleted or moved.
This kind of vault was in use due to lack of some materials,
The original, sweeping circuit was in use from 1961 until political sanctions(due to apartheid policies) eliminated the Grand Prix after the 1985 race.
as long as the old airport which was in use.
The runes have been  written in  the younger runic alphabet, which was in use about 800-1400 AD.
The earliest known use was  on the seal of the St Nicholas hospital at New Salisbury, which was in use in  1239.
The State Emblem of Tajikistan is  a modified version of the original emblem of the Tajik Soviet Socialist Republic that was in use until the dissolution of the Soviet Union in  1991.
The word was in use in  England for ornaments
Latin roots communis and the suffix isme- and was in use as a word designating various social situations before it came to be  associated with more modern conceptions of an economic and political organization.