Examples of using But he continued in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Gondo was not happy at the bright illumination, but he continued looking forward.
told to surrender to the police, or face death- but he continued with his campaign.
George IV spent most of his reign in seclusion at Windsor Castle,[43] but he continued to interfere in politics.
George IV spent most of his later reign in seclusion at Windsor Castle, but he continued to intervene in politics.
Prabhakaran never again appeared before the press after 2002, but he continued to release photos and speeches every year.
so did not directly profit, but he continued to work in the industry it generated, including patenting a pesticide for karaoke machines.
But he continued to work on Roblox,
Cash was divorced from his first wife and had performances cancelled, but he continued to find success.
But he continued to work on Roblox,
Brother Mahlangu accepted that decision with meekness, humility, and without resentment, but he continued to have a strong desire to learn more about the Church.
Ghazan's faith may have been Islamic, but he continued his ancestors' war with the Egyptian Mamluks, and consulted with his old Mongolian advisers in his native tongue.
Ghazan's faith may have been Islamic, but he continued his ancestors' war with the Egyptian Mamluks, and consulted with his old Mongolian advisers in his native tongue.
Her hand was warm and moist: it did not respond to his touch, but he continued to caress it just as he had caressed her first letter to him that spring morning.
Slowly slowly, limbs of the dead body started falling, but he continued his journey in search of a physician; some alchemist, some magician, some miracle-maker may do it.
Mr. Inoki turned to politics in 1989, when he was elected to Parliament's upper house as an independent candidate, but he continued to wrestle until 1998.
it jarred his wound so that he gave a soft grunt of pain, but he continued to crawl across the floor on two hands
Havel was blacklisted and openly persecuted after the Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia in August of that year, but he continued to write anti-totalitarian plays.
And he had a dream that he would build a housing community on this barren piece of land using patient capital, but he continued to pay a price.