Examples of using Had opened in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Octavia had opened the Library of Marcellus in his memory,
Later, the militaries declared that they had opened fire as took the women for militants.
And he spoke about how his own father, as secretary of state in 1967, had opened Canada's borders to immigrants from outside Europe.
Mykolska added that Canada had opened 98% of its market for Ukrainian goods,
the troops had opened fire with live ammunition.
He said that he had a friend in another mosque in the area had told him a gunman had opened fire there as well and five people were dead.
The woman said that, when she had opened the door, she had seen two armed men wearing military-style clothes with Ukrainian insignias, as well as balaclavas.
several friends and colleagues had opened the attachments and infected their computers.
One witness told reporters that“heavily armed men wearing balaclavas” had opened fire near the L'Etoile du Sud hotel, which was full of expats.
The day before, information appeared that the South Korean company Samsung had opened for the latest released flagships of the Galaxy line the opportunity to work as Linux-based computers.
One of them had an empty amazing house so we invested some money on equipments and had opened the first electronic music club in my city Maracaibo.
Colonization had opened eyes to the need for missions,
Serhiy Lovochkin stressed that Europe had opened borders for Ukrainian citizens,
Colonization had opened eyes to the need for missions,
A year before this, Rally's Drive-In had opened its first restaurant in Louisville, Kentucky.
In the early 19th Century a woman called Maria Estrada had opened a Tavern and the settlement had become a small village and port.
praising the Lord on that incomprehensible way she had opened his eyes.
The rewards program is also valid for clients who had opened cards at FUIB even long before the bank officially joined Mastercard Rewards!
Last month prosecutors closed an embezzlement case against the son of Arsen Avakov, the powerful interior minister, which NABU had opened.
Obviously, Stalin presented this gift to annoy the Germans, who had opened Orthodox churches on the occupied territories.