Примери коришћења Front pages на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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We're on the front pages now!
Donald and Hillary aren't coming off the front pages.
I can see the front pages now.
Firstly, this paper reviews newspapers and their front pages.
I've been on the front pages the past few days.
We are still not on the front pages.
You liked the front pages a year ago, didn't you?
Jennifer did not make the front pages.
The front pages of newspapers across Canada carried the story.
See you on the front pages.
It was on the front pages before they'd read him his miranda.
I sure made the front pages.
What did Europe's front pages say the day after the Brexit vote?
Your picture is on all the front pages.
We put on the front pages of the magazines guys who have made billions of dollars.
So why is this news not on the front pages?
Eight columns, front pages, the Spartakiada… 60,000 people watching, Mario.
Then suddenly, it started to get on front pages.
Monty, I've seen more of their mugs on the front pages the past few weeks than you've managed in 20 years.
He'd love to splash our names on the front pages.
It has two front pages and it is best to read it one and a half times, as the famous archaeologist, Dragoslav Srejovic, once said.
Smearing you across the front pages is not enough.
I'd enough on Sanderson for a rainforest of front pages.
Have you seen the pictures on the front pages of the world's newspapers?!
Happy enough to let the press splash it across their front pages.
On their front pages, the newspapers have published the photographs of the child along with its full name and surname, coupled with sensationalist headlines.
You can't object to being on the front pages and then.
The tribunal will now be taken off the front pages of Serbian newspapers, but it is certain there will be new conditions, primarily those related to Kosovo.
This story should be published in the front pages of all newspapers!
Did you think how many families could have been fed… on the money you pay out to get on the front pages?