Usage examples of "блоге" in Russian with translation to English

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Translations: all369 blog354 weblog5 other translations10
Я написала об этом в блоге. I blogged about it.
Узнать последние новости о доступных функциях вы можете в блоге Office Online. To get the latest news on features, visit the Office Online.
И он выложил в блоге изображение этой аварии - это его Mercedes. Справа Лада Самара, в которую он врезался. And he put blogged images about the car accident - that's his Mercedes - right here is the Lada Samara he crashed into.
В моем блоге их нет, но здесь есть то личное, что интересует меня, и это то, кем я являюсь. These are out there, but it's more of the personal that interests me, and this is - this is who I am.
По словам Ремника, записи в блоге представляют собой «мысли молодого человека: его шутки, негодование, его предубеждения, его веру и его желания.». In Remnick’s words, the tweets show “a young man’s thoughts: his jokes, his resentments, his prejudices, his faith, his desires.”
Мы дадим им несколько полезных вещей, чтобы животные всегда могли быть рядом, пока они пишут в блоге либо высылают е-мейлы. And we give them a couple of things to do that, to help them do companion animal devices while they're blogging and doing their email.
Если вы следили за обновлениями на Kindle Cover Disasters, то вы помните, что самым первым постом в этом блоге стал именно «Нежный поцелуй». If you've been following "Kindle Cover Disasters" from the beginning, as I have, you'll remember Tender Kiss as the Tumblr's very first post.
В своем интервью, опубликованном в блоге New Atlanticist, Робертсон призвал членов НАТО выполнить требование о расходовании 2% ВВП на оборону для того, чтобы предотвратить превращение Альянса в «бумажного тигра». In an interview with the New Atlanticist, Robertson exhorted NATO member states to meet the goal of spending 2 percent of GDP on defense in order to prevent the Alliance from turning into a “paper tiger.”
Классическая история, первый случай, который заинтересовал массу людей произошел в марте, точнее 10-го марта, сразу после TED. Пол Кларк из правительства Великобритании сделал запись в блоге "О, я только что получил исходные данные. Вот они - это данные о ДТП с участием велосипедистов". A classic story, the first one which lots of people picked up, was when in March - on March 10th in fact, soon after TED - Paul Clarke, in the U.K. government, blogged, "Oh, I've just got some raw data. Here it is, it's about bicycle accidents."
Керри Миллер из Общественного радио Миннесоты написала в блоге в Твиттере, что она освещала взрыв в Оклахома-Сити в 1995 году, о котором первоначально сообщалось как о взрыве газа, затем об атаке иностранных террористов и, в конце концов, как о теракте, совершенном местными экстремистами. Kerri Miller of Minnesota Public Radio tweeted that she had covered the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995, which was first reported as a gas explosion, then as an attack by foreign terrorists, and finally as the work of domestic extremists.
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