Examples of using Had ordered in English and their translations into Polish
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Because he claimed GuI Dukat had ordered him to depart immediately. The captain refused
say that John& Mark had ordered the bombing ten billion won to lie to my husband.
but the Sultan had ordered Hafız Ahmed Pasha, the governor of Diyarbakir, to intervene.
The captain refused to let Elim search the ship had ordered him to depart immediately.
Actually, before the limousine… To make a long story short, a wealthy French couple had ordered a special design for their anniversary.
president had authorized and the head of the FBI had ordered his men.
To let Elim search the ship because he claimed GuI Dukat had ordered him to depart immediately.
narrowed the day down… and found a party that had ordered practically everything including!
the head of the FBI had ordered his men… on his political rivals. a sitting president had authorized When I first broke your rules, you… to conduct illegal surveillance.
the head of the FBI had ordered his men… assassination squads in Laos.
the head of the FBI had ordered his men, you, a sitting president had authorized assassination squads in Laos, to conduct illegal surveillance on his political rivals.
the head of the FBI had ordered his men… assassination squads in Laos, you… to conduct illegal surveillance on his political rivals. a sitting president had authorized.
After all, Mayor Rybak himself had ordered city inspectors to find something wrong with the building
including satisfied launch customers that had ordered additional aircraft.
it sounded for a moment as though you were suggesting that the Ministry had ordered the attack on this boy.
Before the twin towers collapsed, in Boston the local authorities had ordered to lower the two towers of the church,
it sounded for a moment as though… you were suggesting that the Ministry had ordered the attack on this boy.
Lenin had ordered his murder because he had refused to start a terror campaign after another Commissar, V. Volodarsky(real name Moisei Goldstein) had been killed.
Mogavero had ordered for the coffee at a drive-through window in Jacksonville when the coffee cup's lid came off
Enormous portraits of the tsar Mikołaj II have been exhibited, who had ordered to hang relentlessly the heroes fighting for the freedom of Poland, including Stefan Okrzeja.