Examples of using Raged in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Himself a hero serving the Sylea a bad form of Fyllidas ampeloktimona raged along the river and turned toward their vineyards which kataplimmyrise.
Madame Clicquot overcame the continental embargo that raged in Europe and managed to ship her wine to Saint-Petersburg.
The“bubonic plague”, which raged for six years, killed between one third
combat the diseases that raged among workers 1993, p.
police, enjoying their new powers raged to silence protest throughout France.
The national holiday received the name for that this day the evil spirit especially raged.
The battle has raged long and hard for years and at this desperate time you must take a stand.
where epidemics of these'febres paulistas' raged.
Madame Clicquot overcame the continental blockade that raged in Europe and managed to ship her wine to Saint-Petersburg.
nature raged.
The Time War raged, invisible to smaller species
The spelling debate raged on until the early 19th century,
The Greek default has triggered major cyber and information warfare that raged across the world last week.
It is assumed that the predominance ina certain area of the planet of one of the groups was influenced by the diseases that raged there.
a diphtheria epidemic raged among Alaska Natives in the Nome area.
boards became impregnated raged.
The arguments raged most intensely between Samuels
After a few years a series of epidemics raged through the region, leading to the death of almost all the Umutina.
early 1980s, rebellion raged in the southern provinces.
in vodka the father had no shortcoming, and people raged a little!