Examples of using Which at first in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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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
then this mime comes through our kitchen, which at first we thought it was part of the act.
Thanks and congrats to our personal crew who made it possible for all of us to cram on stage, which at first seemed almost an impossible task to do.
By opening the package are placed well in evidence the two units, which at first glance look quite impressive,
By opening the package are set out clearly the two units, which at first glance seem quite impressive,
Geist XYZ, a completely different fashion project, which at first glance looks like a tangled mess of fabrics dancing in a coordinated way,
By opening the package they are placed well in evidence the two units, which at first glance look quite impressive,
under the lower eyelid twitching sometimes appear smaller, which at first imperceptible, and then begin terribly annoying
The use of disposable cartridges with earrings equipped with safety covers, which at first protect against the loss of earring sterility,
then he strangled me, which at first was hot. He is,
That which at first glance resembles astronomy pictures taken with a telescope is in fact a mix of photography and painting which takes
But that which at first threatened to be the utter shipwreck of faith in God
But that which at first threatened to be the utter shipwreck of faith in God
there were always challenges for him and his team which at first appeared unsolvable.
the case-law has already established that even assistance which at first sight is applicable to undertakings in general may present a certain selectivity and, accordingly,
perpetrator of genocide because that is the inevitable outcome of such a mindset, which at first proclaims resentment
These are issues which, at first glance, may not appear to be relevant to security
to talk about things which, at first sight, are possibly not as dramatic as the solutions to today's economic crisis,
show that the global economic and financial crisis does not spare sectors which, at first glance, appear to be more sheltered from its effects.
Which at first I was like.
When opinions are being drawn up, many positions, which at first appear to be far apart, will come together and be reconciled.