Examples of using "Herrschte" in a sentence and their english translations:
There was dead silence.
There was a shortage of fuel.
There was a dead silence.
- It was freezing!
- It was freezing.
There was a silence.
Silence reigned in the forest.
There was an awkward pause.
Nobody said anything for a long time.
There was an eerie silence.
There was dead silence.
That king ruled wisely.
There was heavy, driving snow.
It was piercingly cold outside.
- The corridor was in complete darkness.
- The corridor was completely dark.
There was an uncomfortable silence.
In the surroundings reigned absolute silence.
There was an uneasy silence.
In 1917, Europe was at war.
The king ruled his kingdom justly.
The king reigned over the island.
Napoleon Bonaparte ruled France at that time.
For a few years there was peace in central Europe:
The king ruled his kingdom justly.
There was a great lack of rice that year.
The street was in utter chaos.
It wasn't windy.
The atmosphere was casual and relaxed.
The room was a complete mess.
The sea was rough yesterday.
After the revolution, a provisional government ruled.
The king ruled his kingdom justly.
I walked along the beach when the tide ebbed.
The king reigned over his people for forty years.
- The heat was like an oven.
- It was as hot as an oven.
The situation was confused; it was total chaos.
The stores were alive with people the Saturday before Christmas.
There was a hurried running to and fro, confusion, noise, disorder, and no purpose.
The atmosphere was casual and relaxed.
At breakfast, my father said that there was a lot of excitement in the factory yesterday.
There was silence for a moment, and then the daughter spoke in a calm, clear voice.
There was widespread panic after the earthquake.
The king reigned over his people for forty years.
The cold was so great that she could see her own breath come out of her mouth like steam.
There was a minute of silence and then everybody started screaming.
There was widespread panic after the earthquake.
In the shade of the wood, the thermometer shows only 24°C, but out in the field, where there's no cover, the heat is unbearable.
There was once an emperor, very great and mighty, and he ruled over an empire so large that no one knew where it began and where it ended.