Examples of using The protagonists in English and their translations into Swedish
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The protagonists' differences were also reflected in their respective routes, with route A focusing on suspense
always will be the protagonists of your set.
One of the protagonists of the congress has been Airbus Helicopters in Italy,
with comparisons being made between elements of the games such as the protagonists, antagonists, setting, and story.
lead them to why your company can solve this problem and improve the protagonists' life.
Players are encouraged to go back to the mythological world in which the protagonists are gods.
The protagonists in both pieces are in dreamlike situations, their surroundings charged with symbolic explosive forces.
In August Derleth's short story"The Dweller in Darkness"(1944), the protagonists attempt to summon Cthugha to drive an avatar of Nyarlathotep out of a forest in northern Wisconsin.
As the name suggests it is clear who will be the protagonists of the game project will squirrels!
remote from real-life violence, while descriptions of the protagonists' private and working lives are, in contrast, meticulous studies in contemporary realism.
They participate in conferences where they are the protagonists, generate creative actions,
I would like to salute here the important work that you, the protagonists of civil society, perform at local level.
traumatic events that befall the protagonists.
which exactly are the protagonists of this article.
we go through books and identify with the protagonists- we love them or we hate them.
Kleist tells the singer's story from two perspectives- from the standpoint of friends and companions, and from the standpoint of the protagonists in his lyrics.
It is a scandal that the protagonists of this militarized EU are simply going ahead with their plans regardless.
This is true for Cuban society as well and the protagonists of the revolution that put an end to the regime of Fulgencio Batista should know this more than anyone.
It would appear that the protagonists of the international economic crisis are now the states, not the banks.