Examples of using Which existed in English and their translations into Slovak
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because bigu69 is a cultivation method of the Original Great Dao cultivation way which existed even before Buddhism or Daoism;
hound, which existed at the time of Louis XIV.
The founding documents of the modern Romanian state guaranteed the regional autonomy of Székely Land, which existed even during communist times.
The term may have its origin from a Chicago nightclub called the The Warehouse which existed from 1977 to 1982.
The term“house music” is thought to have originated as a reference to a Chicago nightclub called The Warehouse, which existed from 1977 to 1983.
The division which existed in Ukraine now exists in the rest of the Orthodox world as well.
A virtual prototype of a real world was created, which existed and developed independently.
The Pythagoreans believed that everything which existed had a voice
As an example, he cited the difference which existed in France between European political discourse
That is a vital part of the great city of Meereen, which existed long before you or I and will remain standing long after we have returned to the dirt.
physical disability which existed before age 22.
spiritual death which existed in the churches in 1844.”.
it refers to something which existed in the previous time or that has already happened.
Simplification obtained by decoupling should be compared against the situation which existed before the introduction of the SPS.
Children from Štiavnička attended a school in Štiavnica, which existed in the early 17th century.
What if a technique which existed in 2001 was slightly modified in 2005,
and the gap which existed between the Church and the Jewish people,
Atlantis, which existed between Europe and North America,
and the gap which existed between the Church and the Jewish people,
nobody would wish to revert to the position which existed prior to its adoption, confirming the case for extending the provisions.