Examples of using Was gradually in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
After being a sovereign nation for almost 1,000 years, Vietnam was gradually conquered by the French from 1859 to 1885.
Once part of the Holy Roman Empire, Alsace was gradually put under French sovereignty during the 17th Century and eventually made one of the provinces of France.
Even light, the honest light that surges through the world's spaces, was gradually defamed and brought into the ill repute of resembling electricity!
The building was gradually completed and the construction of the monastery stone buildings continued,
the Excelsior design was gradually replaced as the service's front-line vessel class by the Galaxy-class.
Later, the excellent improvement of vanadium in TI alloy was gradually discovered, and applied to the aerospace field,
The squad was gradually re-built, with the likes of Ciro Ferrara,
Earth's gravity was gradually slowing down the crew
The region was gradually subsumed in recent centuries under the term"Najd", which encompasses a larger area.
the name salsa was gradually accepted among dancers throughout various decades.
The social contract in the original case was between the king and the nobility, but was gradually extended to all of the people.
it was conquered by Romans and was gradually rebuilt into a Roman city.
a new national plan was gradually introduced.
the rigid pressure of ideology in literature was gradually lifted.
Those two formations never properly integrated their activities and the Militia was gradually taking more and more dwindling resources from the Home Guard.
the name salsa was gradually accepted among dancers throughout various decades.
In the original case was between the king and the nobility, but was gradually extended to all of the people.
the British patronage was gradually replaced by the North American one.
The original population of Charrъa Indians was gradually decimated over three centuries,
The multiparty system was gradually losing its pluralistic character,