इतस्ततः इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

By Dark, the only trace of the former front was the occasional white flares that were sent up, here and there, by a bypassed strong point.

There was the odd little bit here and there over the following months and it just gradually built up to becoming a regular.

But I'm really enjoying myself here and there's a great team of people.

Police should not be looking for here and there for nods".

This trend continued into the third week (20–26 January), but, by the fourth week (27–31 January), very few birds were found anywhere and there was no obvious tendency for more to be found in one area than another.

The hero, Captain John Farrago, is a frontier Don Quixote who leaves his Western Pennsylvania farm on a whim, to "ride about the world a little, with his man Teague at his heels, to see how things were going on here and there, and to observe human nature".

Rufus - Rufus is never seen, but only heard in the projection booth as he runs here and there to fix light bulbs, change projections, alter backdrops, etc.

they cuggeled him so black and blue and with axes they cut him asunder like a fish, the pieces they let lie naked here and there.

They cannot just give out the technology immediately, however, instead sharing it in small portions here and there, and in exchange for seemingly strange and unimportant things.

After D-Day, Paratroopers were issued complete M1943 uniforms, and infantry units began getting the uniform parts here and there.

Despite the sections of wonders in the work, he takes pains to deny the belief in the existence of nations of monsters or malformed humans, saying the truth is "no such people do exist as nations, though there may be an individual monster here and there".

pinned here and there at eye level so you could look at them if you want to.

People killed a few Baháʼís here and there.

इतस्ततः हिंदी उपयोग और उदाहरण

"" अन्य प्रवर्तक ऋषियों के वचन तो इतस्ततः मिलते हैं, लेकिन किसी सम्पूर्ण ग्रंथ के अद्यावधि दर्शन नही होते हैं।

इतस्ततः मुहुर्मुहु: परिभ्रमन्ति कौन्तिकाः।

चालीस वर्षों के अपने संक्षिप्त जीवनकाल में यद्यपि उनका सृजन-चक्र इतस्ततः बीस से पच्चीस वर्ष के अंतराल का ही रहा होगा।

इतस्ततः इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

The sultan had workers and artisans brought from many regions, including Europe, to aid in the construction; so much so that a flourishing market established itself near the construction site to cater to the workers.

Anti-imperialists in the Senate feared a whitewash, because Lodge had been avoiding investigating mounting allegations of war crimes so much so that the U.

However, Yorkshire Water's performance had turned around so much so that the company was awarded the title by Utility Week magazine three years in succession while no other water company has won it more than once.

"As a result of decades of Asian representation being commandeered by white actors in yellowface, the idea of "Asianness" had been reduced to an image of prosthetic eyepieces and heavy accents—so much so that it was not even considered realistic for an actual Asian actor to play such a role".

He was such a natural leader and so much so, he may have been a future Tasmanian captain.

The campaign was bitter and protracted, so much so the Kozhikode despairing of success, sought divine help by propitiating Valayanatu Bhagavati, the tutelary deity of Vellattiris.

Nevertheless, the strength of Jack Lee's songwriting and interest surrounding his first group remained fervent, so much so that in 2001, Spain's Penniman Records re-released The Nerves' EP as a deluxe 25th Anniversary ten-inch record with extra demo and live material culled from their whirlwind 1977 tour.

He quickly became famous at Brighton as a preacher, so much so that in the Summer of 1902 Joseph Parker, whose health was declining, invited Campbell to assist him by preaching at the City Temple's Thursday mid-day services.

Rooth, Curtis Bennett and Harold Morris, were able to give plausible alternative explanations, which would tend to cast doubt on the prosecution's witnesses, so much so that they were confident enough to have Alfred Stratton take the stand.

When 'March Landscape' went on display for the first time at The Suter, a public debate about the merits of abstract art erupted in the 'Nelson Evening Mail' in December 1952, so much so that this was reported in England.

Magellan's portfolio closely resembled the S"P 500 during Stansky's tenure—so much so that Stansky himself helped coin the phrase "closet indexer".

In general, he sympathized with these various Cossack rebels, so much so, in fact, that his first work on the Haidamaks was banned by the Russian censor.

One thing they lacked was an outstanding singer like Maddy Prior or Sandy Denny, with Carole Pegg's vocals usually being perceived as eerie or atmospheric in their best moments, so much so that they have been described as 'psychedelic'.