Примери коришћења Residents say на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Things the residents say.
Now, residents say it is safer.
While the president sounded all the right notes,local residents say, more is needed.
Residents say they don't want to cut the trees.
While winter is not peak season, residents say business has never been this bad.
But residents say they just want peace.
Thousands of people have flocked to a small town in Israel to see a statue of the Virgin Mary that the residents say‘Weeps Oil'.
City residents say they are disappointed.
On Worth Avenue, on the enchanting island of Palm Beach,local residents say that if you have to ask the price, you can't afford it.
Residents say it felt like an earthquake.
But in Hatay, which has a rich ethnic mix of Arabs, Turks, Alawi Muslims, anddifferent Christian denominations, Vakifli's residents say they feel at home.
But residents say that they will miss it very much.
The energy situation in thisvillage was too heavy, overloads often led to electricity interruptions and residents say they had a problem with using even the simplest household appliances.
Residents say they fear for their safety.
The situation in Struga is calming down, residents say, after Muslims held violent protests this week and last, causing a series of religious-based incidents.
Residents say they heard gun shots Tuesday night.
Most residents say they feel safe on the island.
Residents say the police haven't been able to keep up with it.
Still, seasoned residents say that those numbers don't always reflect reality.
As residents say, the food is good, and enough of it.
Istanbul residents say they prefer the metro to travel safely at night.
Village residents say this investment has made it much easier the works to them.
However, residents say that much of the tension can be solved through political will.
The current residents say they have grown accustomed to her, but many tourists have been scared.
Brcko residents say both parties are playing a double game, preserving a balance of interests.
Residents say they prefer their traditional stone-built homes to Ethiopia's"shining cities".
Residents say dozens of people have taken refuge further up mountains and were waiting for help.
Local residents say that they meet some actors in restaurants, cafes, pubs, and simply on the streets.
Residents say their small island bears a disproportionate burden of the continued American military presence in Japan.
Residents say the town can again become a historical and cultural centre by reviving its filigree tradition, which would help the city become a major player in cultural co-operation with other cities in the Balkans and beyond.