Examples of using Were something in English and their translations into Spanish
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I believed that clothes were something you went to a shop to try on and buy.
Now comics were something that I was reading for as long as I could remember being able to read.
angels were something spiritual, not something who has a body,
The riches of the Galapagos were something the survivors of the Essex could only fantasise about.
Until Mr. Hubbard's examination of this matter, emotions were something we all suffered or enjoyed,
And that is why I think to some extent the campaigns in Norway were something acceptable to Chamberlain, because it kept the war distant.
Antwerp and Brussels, were something of a risk, and might seem beyond the capacity of the forces available,
flowers were something that had been a way of life in the"Old Country.
I didn't think that they could get any better, but these were something special.
just a few tens of millions of years ago, those mountains were something very different.
even anatomy, were something that the Church would not approve of.
If the Spirits were something that you could see
If only that were something to be proud of.
the seriousness of the disaster they caused were something rarely seen before.
But, the most spectacular part of it all was the last three shots of this daily which were something about fishermen and they were spectacular
And that is why the lectures he was about to deliver were something virtually nobody could have expected: a postgraduate to the very Doctorate Course,
Revelation 21:4. This text could never be fulfilled if hell were something that went on forever throughout the ceaseless ages of eternity.
the difference that people were able to make through their own actions helped them to realize that disasters were something they could influence and as a result they have become less fatalistic about risk.
outside Hungary are and were something of an ethnic and cultural melting pot,
thereby undermining the common Victorian-era assumption that sensational events were something foreign and divorced from comfortable middle-class life.