Voorbeelden van het gebruik van She feared in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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She feared dying without the sacraments,
She feared for our lives each night because she was very scared in her loneliness.
First she would have to leave her family and she feared her father would refuse to let her go.
When Selma arrived in the United States in 2016, she feared mistreatment and expected a rough transition for her family.
She feared the police investigation would reveal her secrets, past and present.
Of the almost-said, should've-said, would've-said, could've-said, She feared the inaccessible, invisible world but didn't.
The officer who used the spray says she did so because she feared for Mrs Oyenusi's safety.
But she feared that unfortunately any judge in the county would deem it fair and proper it appeared to Grace that instead of"employee.
Such had been their enthusiasm to shave that Lady Umm Salamah remarked some time later that she feared they might seriously injure themselves.
Didn't belong to her mother's killers, She feared the car she recalled that you and your wife were innocent.
Perhaps she feared that you had been negligent in your treatment of Miss Dunn,
After this recording she feared for her life and quickly called a press conference,
When Selma arrived in the United States in 2016, she feared mistreatment and expected a rough transition for her family.
Her first approach to us was one of trepidation. She feared that the Soviet doctors would treat her badly.
When your daughter told you that she feared my client, were you worried?
She feared the agreement would do nothing to improve the situation as it allows Member states too many exemptions.
Nevertheless I also think now that she feared becoming just a mediocre player despite all the prophecies.
She feared what might happen if Bharatha arrived while Rama was still present in the city;
That night I went out with a lantern to take out the bags, because he/she feared that they came.