Examples of using Whose memory in English and their translations into Portuguese
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as did totalitarianism whose memory is still vivid in our minds.
In that opportunity the English Edward arrived Bowen in whose memory occurred new name to the town of Black Floodgate
In that opportunity arrived the Englishman Edward Bowen in whose memory occurred new name to the town of Black Floodgate
Finally, how can I refrain from reminding those whose memory is as full of holes as their thinking that the idea of boycotting Israel is not as new as it appears?
of famous visions seen by saints and even useful narratives whose memory is kept.
honour of the altars, others whose memory lives on indelibly in the faithful,
this title of Mary reminds us of the deceased whom in our language we call"poor souls" and whose memory makes us aware of our mortality
However, Giovanni, whose memories were left intact after the first film,
Like those comrades whose memories we revere, as well as those taken prisoner in combat,
This tour is a fantastic way to see Brazil's finest scenery whilst embarking on an adventure whose memories will stay with you forever.
The doctors at the clinic begin to dispose of the people whose memories have gone completely.
It is quite possible he oversaw the brainwashing of his wife, whose memories can be seen beneath the Gravity Falls Museum of History.
Katharina Hech is one of the people interviewed in 1984 whose memories were edited and published in the newspaper.
evocative images of an Africa whose memories were anchored under images without material support.
of several main characters, especially Dalton's Grant Ward, whose memories of the titular well are revealed as flashbacks throughout the episode.
for many holy wonderworkers were found in the Holy Church, whose memories the Church always hymns
though others have argued that he might have composed it with the help of a group of students whose memories served him as'notepads' as is typical in Vedic learning.
Okay, then whose memory was it?
But for one whose memory, you're trying to wipe out.
Whose memory is this,?