Examples of using Were founded in English and their translations into Polish
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Many new cities and villages were founded.
Most pre-war fraternities were founded on Christian values,
In 1575 the first permanent glass-works were founded on the Czeska Struga Stream.
The so-called"bourgeois tenement villages" were founded under different circumstances.
After factories in Svit were founded in 1934, the locals started to work in industry.
As the population grew here, the towns of Esquel and Trevelin were founded.
your psychic fears were founded in hard fact.
some 178 new villages were founded in the Land of Lublin.
Okay, show me the order in which the earliest Ancient cities were founded.
Now, if the decisions of these councils were founded on.
Undermines the entire structure on which their fortunes were founded.
I wonder: is it possible that two organisations were founded at the same time for the same purpose?
The city-states were founded as part of the southward migration by the Tibeto-Burman-speaking Pyu people, the earliest inhabitants of Burma of whom records are extant.
The Spurs were founded in 1882, and their home stadium is White Hart Lane capacity: 36,310.
The original Thammasat degree was replaced by specialised departments in 1949, when the Faculties of Law, Political Science, Commerce and Accountancy, and Economics were founded.
The church and the old monastery of Calced Carmelites were founded before 1417 by the prince Siemowit IV of Masovia and his wife Aleksandra, Jogaila's sister.
All other religions were founded by men and prophets whose end was the grave.
The Polish Institute and the Museum were founded in 1964 by means of a merger of the Polish Scientific Centre(1939) and the Gen.
The gardens were founded by the father, but the continuation of the work had to wait for the children.
testing stations were founded that were later made into university