Examples of using Were by in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Six of these were by North Korea, five of which were at its Mt Mantap facility in the country's north.
Or why do you stare at us, as if it were by our own strength or power that we caused this man to walk?
Pretty much all the books on there were by British and North American authors, and there was almost nothing in translation.
Pretty much all the titles on them were by British or North American authors, and there was almost nothing in translation.
In Kerrey's, the killings were by and large carried out in self-defense.
look out for Dunning at Croydon, calling to him if need were by a name agreed upon.
not needed, if salvation were by faith.
Fewer than 1% of coastal trading voyages from 1565- 80 were by ships of 100 tons and over.
The first three North Korean airplanes shot down in the Korean War were by the F-82G.
The first mass immigration in the 20th century were by people from Indonesia, who came to Amsterdam after the independence of
His Dresden compositions during the Thirty Years' War were by necessity of the times smaller scale than the oft-massive works before, although this period produced much of his most charming music.
The All Blacks beat the Wallabies 14 times from 18 games during the Deans era, but six were by single digit margins,
all Mexican coins in circulation in the islands, citing that Mexican coins were by then of lesser value than coins produced in Manila.
all Mexican coins in circulation in the Philippines, citing that Mexican coins were by then of lesser value than the coins minted in Manila.
If salvation were by works or if it were a reward of faith,
If salvation were by works, it would be owed to us,
been downloaded from Adelman's">website only six times; two of those downloads were by Streisand's attorneys.
And there are some writers, like Edgar Allen Poe, Melville or Stendhal, who are better understood two centuries after their death than they were by their own contemporaries.
which measures titles that the largest upward movement in the revenue over a period of 24 hours, were by Fisher.
Melville or Stendhal, who are better understood two centuries after their death than they were by their own contemporaries.