Examples of using Were kept in English and their translations into Slovenian
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With the arrival of Christianity many monasteries were built, and written records of events in the area and of its people were kept.
Prisoners were kept isolated and disoriented,
On the upper floor of the chapel is the treasury, where important documents of the city were kept.
It is often not possible to identify which objectives and targets were kept or updated from the old MFF and which were discontinued.
visitors are able to see the cells in which the prisoners were kept.
Prisoners were kept isolated and disoriented,
At the very beginning we encounter a bunker- an archive, where the dossiers of many Slovenians were kept.
Under the stage lie five small rooms where wild animals were kept before being taken into the orchestra for combat.
The frescos were removed by Prince Torlonia soon after their discovery and were kept in the Torlonia Museum(Rome).
My father's other family were middle class And we were kept out of sight Hidden from view at his funeral.
Connections with the empire were kept until its very end in the 15th century after which Moscow declared itself the Byzantine's successor,
About 50,000 German prisoners were kept in four camps, in a city of only about 100,000 inhabitants at the time.
Account number, the transfer codes… they were kept in an electronic safe in my office two floors up from the clean room where he stole the microchip.
the ground floor pantry, where agricultural tools were kept.
System"No frost"I was pleased that the products were kept in the best of conditions,
Though details about Corda's architecture were kept broad, Brown indicated that it uses blockchain as part of a broader package.
So, why was the Savior and King born in a place where animals were kept?
healing natural products were kept in gold and violet glass containers.
compared to the five years they were kept by the NSA.
Women were connecting more to men than to each other, and were kept remote in their individual homes.
