Examples of using Were kept in English and their translations into Serbian
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All prisoners were allowed to return to their homes, except for six that were kept as hostages.
Sisygambis and her family were kept within the baggage train behind Alexander's army.
rail services were kept to a minimum service while only one in 10 domestic and one in five European flights were able to operate.
of a certain number of Albanians who were kept in the prison in Jablanica.
Hundreds of people had driven to the airport to get a glimpse of the action, but were kept half a mile away from the terminal.
he personally recruited Nazis, Kissinger ran the intelligence file room where records of Nazi recruitment were kept.
Civilians were forbidden to visit sick relatives, quarantines were made in which all suspected cases were kept, traffic was strictly controlled, and railway wagons were cleaned
6 Narentines that were kept as hostages.
At the Battle of Gaugamela Sisygamis and her family were kept in the baggage train behind Alexander''s army.
the background as all suspected cases were kept in quarantine.
several studies involving premature babies that were kept in oxygen-supplying incubators were conducted in countries around the world.
Until the beginning of the 20th century they were kept in flocks of thousands,
Hundreds of people were kept there for three months at a time before being sent God knew where.
Women and children were kept above deck and abused by the crew, while the men
On the island of Phuket in Thailand, a volunteer-based Gibbon Rehabilitation Center rescues gibbons that were kept in captivity, and are being released back into the wild.
Petrov's actions were kept secret until 1998.
We've got every conceivable angle of the bar, the dance floor and the entrance. Not a single photograph of the backstage area where the gargle bottles were kept.
Of course, I can't be certain till I know where the young lady's remains were kept.
The barrels themselves were kept in ledenice, 4 to 5 m(13 to 16 ft)