Examples of using Perhaps only in English and their translations into Polish
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And perhaps only he himself knows why the legendary name Turov gave rise to the current name of Turnov.
similar perhaps only to that required by Stephan Mallarmé from his compatriots.
It is not uncommon for individuals to have them from time to time, perhaps only one or twice during their whole lives.
Perhaps only Dr coast with one of his"parables" may explain such courage and determination.
To refresh your memory before the release of SA-MP 0.2.2 the developers have come only to RC3, but perhaps only because the"project collapsed for a few days.
Being precluded from an academic career he saw a career in the military as his best and perhaps only option.
In a reminder before issuing the SA-MP 0.2.2 the developers have come only to RC3, but perhaps only because the"project collapsed for a few days.
Perhaps only that with the analog socket bass was a bit softer
the encounter with a destitute person communicates joy, perhaps only a spark of joy,
Marcelina Kulikowska wrote about the feeling of freedom she experienced while standing at the top of the Mound(and perhaps only then):"An open road everywhere….
Never before, perhaps only in the most expensive speaker systems,
I do not know if anyone had impact on me in this period, perhaps only“the spirit of the time”?
does not fall off within six months- perhaps only with the help of an experienced and decent specialist.
Perhaps only the horses from the Middle East could have counted on a bit more sympathy from the judges,' says our contributor Urszula Łęczycka, who took on
Perhaps only a comparatively small number of Christians have realized what a great honor was conferred upon them in the first knowledge brought to them of the"Lamb of God that taketh away the sin of the world.
In the global era of the celebrated'World Press Photo"(such was Delahaye's honour) perhaps only Kulik's device of metonymy,
are 23 official languages in the EU, it is already basically understood that a uniform patent would be issued in the official EPO languages, or perhaps only in English.
Perhaps only some lasers may have a higher rate of energy rise,
Given that there are 23 official languages in the EU, it is already basically understood that auniform patent would be issued in the official EPO languages, or perhaps only in English.
Many of them have heard the voice of God, perhaps only as a little whisper,