Примери за използване на Had a theory на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Bob had a theory.
Almost everybody had a theory.
He had a theory.
But almost everyone had a theory.
Amanda had a theory about that.
At the start, nearly everyone had a theory.
Uh, Shaw had a theory.
Sam had a theory-- one of them sees a shiny briefcase on the street.
Professor Boardman had a theory about that.
Dad had a theory about Croatoan.
Duklu had a theory about what had happened.
Albert einstein had a theory about roulette.
He had a theory that Blackwell had more than one child in our circle.
My brother Alex has… also currently dead because of Rick… he had a theory that it was because of the extra layer of fat that women have, you know, for childbearing.
You had a theory involving the impulse towards destruction and self-destruction, losing oneself.
Mrs. Corum had a theory on that.
He had a theory that it was because of the extra layer of fat that women have, you know, for childbearing. Even the skinny girls have it.
The wizard Rincewind had a theory that equivalents of Dibbler are everywhere.
And she had a theory that small, uncivil actions can lead to much bigger problems like aggression and violence.
Freud had a theory about that.
But Mason had a theory… that even if we could go to alternate planes of existence, we couldn't get anything useful out of it because the parallel worlds form a binary system.
Everyone had a theory on how Eric was able to fly.
My father had a theory about the origins of abnormal life, specifically that of the most powerful beings amongst us-- vampires, haps, shape-shifters-- that their particular DNA aggressively sought to define itself.
That fellow had a theory… that all the drains led to the outside.
Darwin had a theory, he called it"Survival of the Fittest".
But he had a theory about this crime he never got to explore.
Gerald had a theory that fear was an evolutionary flaw in humans.
When Dr. Wells has a theory, he's usually right.