1. There was a time when the govern

1. There was a time when the government leaders were well aware of this.
2. It is time for a decision: without it, in the end, there will be no possible solution.
3. Few other international problems have such a complex struc¬ture or such wide repercussions.
4. On this particular morning he sat facing a new client, a Mr. Redginald Wade.
5. He hadn't answered the one letter she had written to him.
6. I was beginning to mix with people of a kind I'd never mixed before.
7. I don't believe he is a Newton, though he is undoubtedly an ex¬tremely talented physicist.
8. I looked round as Car о stood up with cries of welcome. I was taken aback. Yes, it was the David Rubin I knew very well, the American physicist.
9. It was a very sharp and decisive Poirot who spoke now.
10. I cannot identify anyone. But I could testify that a woman came out of that particular room at that particular time.
11. A 50-point salary structure is proposed by the National Union of Teachers to-day. The new structure will be submitted to the Blackpool annual conference in April.
12. Always a moment came when we had to face the fact that no trains were coming in.
13. I use the elevated word for want of a better one and by it I don't mean learning. I mean the stamp left by blood plus bringing up, the two taken strictly together.
14. A young girl is a very interesting phenomenon, George, especially when she has brains.
15. One does not just communicate, one communicates something to someone. And the something communicated is not the words used in the communication, but whatever those words represent.
16. He had hardly spoken a word since they left Riccardo's door...
17. A cold May is the usual thing in the north.
18. The May of 1945 will always rest in my memory.

Результаты (английский) 1:

1. There was a time when the government leaders were well aware of this.2. It is time for a decision: without it, in the end, there will be no possible solution.3. Few other international problems have such a complex struc ture ¬ or such wide repercussions.4. On this particular morning he sat facing a new client, a Mr Redginald Wade.5. He hadn't answered the one letter she had written to him.6. I was beginning to mix with people of a kind I'd never mixed before.7. I don't believe he is a Newton, though he is undoubtedly an ex tremely fun ¬ talented physicist.8. I looked round as Car on stood up with cries of welcome. I was taken aback. Yes, it was the David Rubin I knew very well, the American physicist.9. It was a very sharp and decisive of Poirot who spoke now.10. I cant identify anyone. But I could testify that a woman came out of that particular room at that particular time.11. A 50-point salary structure is proposed by the National Union of Teachers to-day. The new structure will be submitted to the Blackpool annual conference in April.12. Always a moment came when we had to face the fact that no trains were coming in.13. I use the elevated word for want of a better one and by it I don't mean learning. I mean the stamp left by blood plus bringing up the two strictly taken together.14. A young girl is a very interesting phenomenon, George, especially when she has brains.15. One does not just communicate, one communicates something to someone. And the something communicated is not the words used in the communication, but whatever those words represent.16. He had hardly spoken a word since they left Riccardo's door.17. A cold May is the usual thing in the north.18. The May of 1945 will always rest in my memory.

Результаты (английский) 2:

1. There was a time when the government leaders were well aware of this.
2. It is time for a decision: without it, in the end, there will be no possible solution.
3. Few other international problems have such a complex struc¬ture or such wide repercussions.
4. On this particular morning he sat facing a new client, a Mr. Redginald Wade.
5. He had not answered the one letter she had written to him.
6. I was beginning to mix with people of a kind I'd never mixed before.
7. I do not believe he is a Newton, though he is undoubtedly an ex¬tremely talented physicist.
8. I looked round as Car of stood up with cries of welcome. I was taken aback. Yes, it was the David Rubin I knew very well, the American physicist.
9. It was a very sharp and decisive Poirot who spoke now.
10. I can not identify anyone. But I could testify that a woman came out of that particular room at that particular time.
11. A 50-point salary structure is proposed by the National Union of Teachers to-day. The new structure will be submitted to the Blackpool annual conference in April.
12. Always a moment came when we had to face the fact that no trains were coming in.
13. I use the elevated word for want of a better one and by it I do not mean learning. I mean the stamp left by blood plus bringing up, the two taken strictly together.
14. A young girl is a very interesting phenomenon, George, especially when she has brains.
15. One does not just communicate, one communicates something to someone. And the something communicated is not the words used in the communication, but whatever those words represent.
16. He had hardly spoken a word since they left Riccardo's door ...
17. A cold May is the usual thing in the north.
18. The May of 1945 will always rest in my memory.

Результаты (английский) 3:

1. there was a time when the government leaders were well aware of this.
2. it is time for a decision, without it, in the end, there will be no possible solution.
3. few other international problems have such a complex struc¬ture or such wide repercussions.
4. on this particular morning, he sat with a new client, a mr. Redginald wade.
5. he hadn 't answered the one letter she had written to him.6. i was beginning to mix with people of a kind i 'd never mixed.
7. i don't believe he is a newton, though he is undoubtedly an ex¬tremely talented physicist.
8. i looked round as car of stood up with cries of welcome. i was taken aback. yes, it was the david rubin i knew very well, the american physicist.
9. it was a very sharp and three Poirot who spoke now. "10.i cannot identify anyone. but i could testify that a woman came out of that particular room at that particular time. "11. a 50 - point salary structure is proposed by the national union of teachers to - day. the new structure will be submitted to the blackpool annual conference in april.
12. always a moment came when we had to face the fact that no trains were coming in.
13.i use the at word for want of a better one and by that i don't mean learning. i mean the stamp left by blood, bringing up, the two taken strictly.
14. a young girl is a very interesting be, george, especially when she has brains.
15. one does not just of one communicates something to someone.and the language communicated is not the words used in the communication, but whatever those words represent.
16. he had hardly spoken a word since they left riccardo's door...
17. a cold may is the usual thing in the north.
18. the may of 1945 will always rest in my memory.