Examples of using Had studied in English and their translations into Polish
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Theresa Giles-who had studied both with private tutors and in classes with men.
One might be considered having had a complete academic training only when one had studied in Germany.
Raymond A. Dart had studied this and felt that they ought to go upright.
where my grandfather had studied medicine, didn't resemble the house I had dreamt of after all?
Gerolamo Cassar(1520-92), who had studied in Rome.
Before being assigned to a small parish. Abbot Dufrety had studied with me at the seminary.
organ builder who had studied with Alexandre Guilmant
If you had studied as I said your life
Higa had studied under Kanryo Higashionna(of Naha-Te)
John Paul II, who had studied philosophy in the past, was very sensitive to the problems that this document dealt with.
I once talked with a woman who had studied philosophy in college
He was a descendant of Chinzan Narabayashi who had studied Western medicine with Dutch physicians at Dejima in the 17th century.
Jobs talked about becoming a monk at this remote Zen temple where Kobun Chino had studied.
Along the way I met another tourist who asked me why had studied photography at the University if that could be done as an autodidact.
At least, that's what she heard at the beginning of her career from some knuckle-draggers who had studied cinema and sat in a casting chair.
an African-American woman who had studied the old Vatican mosaic techniques,
Mrs Manuela Gretkowska, who had studied at the Catholic University of Lublin,
Brunelleschi had gone to Rome, and had studied antiquity and some have hypothesised that he developed the basis for linear perspective in an attempt to accurately portrait the buildings that he was looking at,
two young reincarnate lamas(tulkus) who had studied English in America under Geshe Wangyal's guidance.
You have studied our ancient arts,