Примеры использования Always brings на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Always brings me luck.
You know, Mike Ross always brings me food.
He always brings gifts.
My dad says that this always brings on labor.
It always brings me luck.
Eggplant parmigiana always, always brings me good luck.
He always brings us our flowers.
Remember, a wet spring… always brings a scorching summer.
He always brings back something for the quilt.
After all business related to beauty, always brings great returns.
Laughter always brings sadness too.
But your sweetheart is so stubborn. He always brings you this stuff.
Yuki always brings me extra edamame.
The combination of various art forms always brings rich feelings and emotions.
Daddy always brings something good with him.
Mrs. Garrity has a huge garden, she always brings stuff in or she did.
He always brings everything he might need when traveling.
Visiting these places always brings good feelings to tourists.
The old man was bound to be aggressive because repression always brings aggression.
Halloween always brings you joy!
The interest of all Armenians in the fate ofliberated territories is obvious, though we must assume that our interest not always brings to practical results.
The fire of hatred always brings only suffering and pain.
Anyway, he always brings his creepy roommate, so I thought you could keep him busy.
Power, whether it be worldly or spiritual, always brings responsibility with it.
Chat Alternative always brings out foreign girls who use quality camera for you.
The"Global Energy" Association joins all the congratulations andwishes that work always brings pleasure, energy never runs out and all plans come true.
However, work always brings satisfaction, so it's more interesting to unite this both things….
The sums they require are paltry by comparison with the huge costin human suffering and material damage which war always brings or with the less huge, but nevertheless substantial, cost of deploying a peace-keeping operation after hostilities have broken out.
Each new step always brings to humanity an affirmation which impels thought to new and mighty possibilities.
As the Secretary-General pointed out in his annual report to the General Assembly at its forty-ninth session, 11 preventive measures are highly cost-effective, as the sums they require are paltry by comparison with the huge costsin human suffering and material damage which war always brings, and they also compare favourably‘with the less huge, but nevertheless substantial, cost of deploying a peacekeeping operation after hostilities have broken out.