Examples of using Raged in English and their translations into Romanian
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But the fire of 1958, which raged for three days and in which almost all the buildings and temples burned, made the worst blow.
Mine's workers hear this, they will be more blood raged.
Then, as segregation raged in much of the country,
The battle for Tripoli raged on Thursday, with pockets of pro-Gaddafi resistance in some neighbourhoods.
This ultimate question raged inside me especially during my last six years as parish priest of Sangre Grande(1979-1985).
About the same time a like quarrel raged in Russia, and its cause was this.
The riots raged for three days until over 13,600 federal troops managed to stop the violence.
A fire at one of Moscow's largest libraries raged for 27 hours this past weekend,
The siege of Bukhara raged for 15 days, until the city was finally scorched into submission.
In the late 1600's, the wars that raged across Europe resulted in an increase in Sweden's weapons production.
The nations raged. The kingdoms were moved.
As the Seven Years War raged on, the French were unable to keep up with the massive British spending.
To keep Jerry happy as the winter raged on, I, too, learned to sing the Farebeat line.
And as the fight raged on, I, uh… I just laid there on the ground,
The debate has raged on for decades now as to whether athletes should be allowed to use these drugs or not.
The Black Death, which had raged in Europe from 1347 to 1352, decimated the Kingdom of Bohemia in 1380, killing about 10% of the population.
In Rumania the terror raged under Ana Pauker,
when religious fanatics raged, there could be no talk of such institutions.
As the war raged in Europe, the Kingdom of Yugoslavia had been spared,
This debate has raged for over 1,400 years,