Примери за използване на Whenever i hear на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Whenever I hear the word‘hero'.
I-I have to dance whenever I hear this song.
Whenever I hear that old man coughing.
Whenever I hear her song, I know that it's her.
And it comes to me whenever I hear a certain song.
Whenever I hear the word‘culture', I reach for my pistol”.
Whenever I hear the word'culture,' I reach for my revolver.".
But guess what I see whenever I hear of a marriage?
Now, whenever I hear"The Wheels on the Bus," it triggers something.
Whenever I hear the term"New York's Finest" you're who I think of.
Whenever I hear his voice on my machine,I hit the erase button.
Whenever I hear too many voices downstairs,- it makes me think of the men who.
Hermann Goering, a high-ranking Third Reich official,is often quoted as having said:"Whenever I hear the word culture,I reach for my revolver.".
These day you frequently hear the expression"the war against" this or that and whenever I hear it, I know that it is condemned to failure.
Whenever I hear the music, I feel like nobody has a care in the world!
(RO) Mr President,let me begin by saying that whenever I hear talk of Robert Mugabe,I see the Romanian dictator, Nicolae Ceauşescu.
Whenever I hear how great you're doing, it kind of makes me feel like a loser.
You know, whenever I hear Ben's material… it just makes me think about you-know-what.
Whenever I hear the Vedic rites discussed and called"disgusting human sacrifices," and.
Now, years later, whenever I hear the phrase,"I Can't," I see images of that fourth grade funeral.
Whenever I hear those numbers I can honestly say I find it incredible.
Frankly, I'm puzzled whenever I hear this from somebody who's frustrated with their lack of gains: Me: So what are you eating?
Whenever I hear a man possessed of such certainty,I always think he's trying mostly to convince himself.
(NL) Madam President, whenever I hear the word'eurobonds', I always feel a little bit sick, even though it is a word which is frequently bandied about here.