Examples of using Faltered in English and their translations into Swedish
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his courage never faltered or weakened.
appear to be or how indifferent to man's welfare on earth, Jesusˆ never faltered in his faithˆ.
Watson was honored with a 12-foot-high(3.7 m) bronze statue on the lawn of the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta over the legend"A champion of right who never faltered in the cause.
many a career has stalled, faltered or stagnated thanks to a lack of communication skills.
Then"Relations faltered" because of the american invasion of Iraq
The process of ratifying the Lisbon Treaty, which faltered in spring with the‘no' vote in the Irish referendum, was revived at the European Council in december.
his relationship with Goldman faltered, and he had an affair with a 15-year-old anarchist named Becky Edelsohn.
one that faltered;
setting themselves against the tradition of the catholic church they faltered in their grasp of the truth.
Last year, the political dialogue faltered again upon the voting of a new law on the rights
he never faltered, he remained steadfast despite the circumstances,
he never faltered, he remained steadfast despite the circumstances,
After showing much promise in what looked to be a short rebuilding term, the Calgary Flames faltered under heightened expectations last season and missed the Stanley
When Puritan efforts to reform the kingdom of England faltered in the last years of Elizabeth's reign,
Monty Norman, who was credited as the composer for"Dr. No," sued The Sunday Times in 2001 for reporting that Barry had been called in to help after Norman's inspiration faltered.
British Support Falters.
My ships falter, my troops in revolt.
That those who falter and those who fall.
The enemy falters in the street and sheathes his sword in the marketplace.
Democratization is faltering and far greater support is needed in this area.