Examples of using There appeared in English and their translations into Swedish
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To be sure, as early as about the year zero there appeared a close parallel in India to the Christianity and Islam of West Asia.
The first gambling house there appeared only in 1976 in the town of Zandvoort,
There appeared a number of women that aim at gaining personal
There appeared to be a crystal clear election victory becomes instead a humiliating defeat and the Social Democrats four years in power.
In circumstances such as the ones here concerned there appeared to have been no violation of the general principle of Community law prohibiting discrimination on grounds of nationality.
Three years ago there appeared information that the militants fighting against the troops of Bashar al-Assad gangs used TIFV- heavy tracked armoured vehicles produced in Turkey in the 1990-ies on the American license.
There appeared a number of"penitential books" Some of them,
Then began the search for a new dog, there appeared an article about Kelpie in Mill dog
On the basis of the Ombudsman's inquiries, there appeared to be two different casesagainst the Council of the European Union before the Court of First Instance Cases T164/99 and T-166/99.
impiously drinking their wine from precious vessels which had been taken from the Temple at Jerusalem, there appeared the fingers of a man writing on the wall:"Mane, Thecel, Phares".
But suddenly, about 18 months before graduation, there appeared a message on the university's bulletin board with a list of about 20 books on Marxism-Leninism that all students had to read
There appeared Semjal up, and suddenly from nowhere comes a thought-”14:52”-
leaving Fang there appeared a supernova in Fang.
When, three hundred years later, there appeared at the Vatican Council some seven hundred
as a sequel of which there appeared on his body the visible marks of the five wounds of the Crucified which,
There appears to be no such general principle.
There appears therefore to be no justification for amending the Directive.
There appears to be a general shift towards more country-wide bilateral co-operation programmes.
There appears no appreciable difference between the mode.
There appear to be no servants.