Examples of using Would enter in English and their translations into Romanian
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Abu Ubayydah was given the command to enter from the valley from which the Prophet(salla Allahu alihi wa sallam) himself would enter.
The British authorities' initial estimates were that no more than 13,000 Eastern European citizens would enter the UK.
The prophet Zechariah predicted that a new king of the Jews… would enter the city on a donkey.
with 14 abstentions and would enter into force on 21 September 2010.
my voice, which had the unfortunate tendency to crack every time Rachel Burkowitz would enter the room.
with specific reference to the church, would enter a different stage of reconstruction,
four parties would enter the legislature.
Kostunica said he received support for his view that Serbia-Montenegro would enter the EU more quickly as a joint state.
And a spotlight would come on. And you would enter stage right in a sparkling gown.
a great evil would enter our world.
The Member State would enter this information in the automated system
No matter how the little Flower-seller's please no one would enter the frozen lake to get the snails needed to heal her mother.
This door is not open to those who would enter the kingdom for selfish glory.
Or deemed ye that ye would enter paradise while yet Allah knoweth not those of you who really strive,
But I have never heard of any projectiles that would enter at that range and not fracture the skull.
Of course, sometimes the Federation and the Romulans would enter the Neutral Zone to negotiate a temporary truce.
Did ye think that ye would enter Heaven without Allah testing those of you who fought hard(In His Cause)
Yahuwah is pure and holy and all who would enter His presence must be pure as He is pure.
The implementing provisions thus adopted by the Bureau would enter into force on 21 September 2010.
Teacher: The old forces also arranged it that some Dafa disciples would enter Dafa during the persecution.