Examples of using Were something in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
milk for calcium; but vitamins were something you got from plant products.
their dogmas and bureaucracies were something of what I not wanted to be part.
The raids of Abu Basir and his companions were something the Koraysh could do without.
Timbaland's clean, electronic, and non-sample based productions were something very new to hip-hop audiences.
There were at least 100 singers there and they really were something to hear.
And that is why the lectures he was about to deliver were something virtually nobody could have expected.
those mountains were something very different.
The riches of the Galapagos were something the survivors of the Essex could only fantasise about.
We would only do it if it were something that would be good for him.
just a simple peasant, but you, you were something very special.
The double work shifts, that, after her wedding also happened on weekends, were something quite mentioned in her statements.
I told you that easy article marketing techniques were something anyone could do!
Looking at such people who say these things as if they were something to boast of, what kind of thoughts come to your minds?
People are acting now as though the proposals put forward by the British Government were something entirely new.
the German Empire were something of a paradox.
patients believe that psychiatric disorders were something common.
strange creatures in the game- were something that we wanted to reflect in the diversity of levels we created.
If this were something that we created or raised up,
which was a presentation by Kfir and F-16 aircraft, but they[B52s] were something very innivative for the people who enjoyed it a lot.
If the European Parliament were a real parliament, and if Europe were something more than a monetary and free-trade area,