Examples of using Was virtually in English and their translations into Romanian
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Oil paint had been invented some years before in the but was virtually unknown in Southern Europe.
as with a'68 Ford Falcon was virtually impossible along 185 Km per hour!
as Titan's surface was virtually unknown before the arrival of the Cassini- Huygens probe.
their property was virtually destroyed.
Max Wasserman's body was virtually incinerated, but, um,
Fixed telephony penetration was virtually universal, fulfilling a role in providing social cohesion comparable to that played by local post offices
His intestinal tract was virtually empty, except for these brown flecks I found.
The Italian army was virtually destroyed, and it seemed that the Italians would be swept out of Libya.
Serbian art was virtually non-existent, with the exception of several Serbian artists who lived in the lands ruled by the Habsburg Monarchy.
And we were ending the war with a Poland which was virtually occupied by the Russians and where the preponderant power in Europe was that of the Soviet Union.
The one weapon that the British had to take the war to the enemy was virtually useless.
Madam President, unlike the last discussion, which was virtually unanimous in its approach, this is the exact opposite.
The service counter was virtually unknown and instead,
it now seems that the land was virtually worthless.
median level of haemoglobin in patients treated with epoetin theta was virtually identical to their baseline haemoglobin level.
And then he goes and writes his book, which was virtually the equivalent of undoing his belt, yanking down his pants
when Romanian philately was virtually not present on the web.
a segment of the gaming market was virtually empty.
In the earlier days of social evolution the apportionment of individual earnings among the group was virtually a form of slavery;
His aquarelle of the laying of the foundation stone of Chain Bridge(1842) was virtually the first to report on this great occasion.