Examples of using First verse in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Thank you for indulging me by going back to that first verse again.
Well, your co-writer is not too happy with the tweak to the first verse.
What's the first verse?
Whole song. The first verse?
Just fiddling with the first verse.
Hey, I got an idea how to amp up the way I sing your first verse.
I wrote the first verse and I remembered a concert in 1996,
The first verse of the song refers to"the pain of losing Ukraine",
The first verse is sung through one more time, and Karethe turns around
Well, I would hardly finished the first verse,' said the Hatter,'when the Queen jumped up and bawled out,"He's murdering the time!
I started writing because I was bored as simple as I made my first verse… and these stanzas about my life.
The first verse speaks of"those sacrifices which they offered year by year," during the typical service of the earthly tabernacle.
The first verse of our lesson calls attention to our Lord's love as the basis of all his dealings with"his own.
For example, the first verse of the book of Revelation informs us that the vision is largely symbolic(Rev. 1:1),
Don't forget, we changed the chord progression in the first verse from CCD to CDC.
to write Don Juan, he began his first verse with a coffee.
We might be over-thinking it. In the first verse, though, there's a little crack or a hiccup or something.
introduced as a preamble the first verse of Koran:“In the name of God Almighty and Merciful”.
The first verse of"God Save the Queen" has been translated into French, as shown below: Dieu protège la reine Proteg'ra souveraine!
So don't forget we changed the chord progression in the first verse from C-C-D to C-D-C.