Examples of using Which lasted in English and their translations into Slovak
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2 40-frame boxes), which lasted 2 days.
not like this Transfiguration which lasted a moment, an instant.
Penta has sold a building in the immediate vicinity of Florentinum in an international tender which lasted for more than five months.
Fate he intended to stop the bloody war between the tribes of different elements, which lasted for more than a hundred years.
the arms race began, which lasted several decades.
Originally, Fort Grey's purpose was for use in defense during the Napoleonic Wars, which lasted between 1803 and 1815.
The publication of a Communication in June 2006 launched the second public consultation, which lasted four months and ended on 27 October 2006.
Some patients have experienced infusion related side effects in the form of flu-like symptoms, which lasted for a few days after completion of the infusion.
access to the city then remained controlled under a state of emergency which lasted until 31 January 2012;
Stallion Sea Surf set a record for the 1600 m race(2 minutes and 4.5 seconds), which lasted 38 years!
he did invite me to a meeting, which lasted about three minutes.
But to many researchers, the best reference for today's warming is the more recent Pliocene, which lasted from 5.3 million to 2.6 million years ago.
Louisiana, which lasted until March 26, 2012.
So the first kiss recorded in the Guinness Book of Records was the kiss of a couple from Chicago, which lasted seventeen days 10 hours and 30 minutes.
During the wargame, which lasted several hours, they had to defend their environments from real attacks.
An estimated 9 million people joined this year's procession which lasted for 18 hours.
I ended up with a major case of pregnancy mask, which lasted throughout my entire pregnancy and even after the baby was born.
In the study, which lasted a whole year,
the longest bull market for US stocks in history, which lasted practically for 10 years.
On March 24, 1999, NATO began the bombing of Yugoslavia, which lasted for 78 days.
