Примери коришћења Some stage на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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It may leak at some stage.
Pylori at some stage in their life.
I will probably try another at some stage.
But at some stage, you just have to say:“That's it.
Ldeals come to torment us all at some stage.
I know she's in… some stage of grief or something, but.
I assumed the Nano may arrive at some stage.
At some stage in their development they all have hair.
Well, we knew they'd turn up at some stage.
At some stage, the two countries were on the brink of war.
Inevitably things will go wrong at some stage.
This is why at some stage we have to stop doig whatever with our muscles.
This means that they will require replacement at some stage.
Each of you, in your own way,is at some stage in the disconnection process.
It is a disease that impacts on most people's lives at some stage.
The individual at some stage begins to realize that all this prevented him from living a real life.
About 1 in 100 people develop RA at some stage in their lives.
At some stage, someone told us to be quiet or judged our imperfect singing voice.
Most women develop breast pain at some stage in life.
At some stage it lost its original purpose and became a prison, and was thereafter called“Bloody Tower“.
It might be worth getting a more detailed statement at some stage.
This process can stabilize at some stage, but it can also lead to a complete loss of central vision.
Biology will always beat us- maybe not immediately but at some stage.
So, if you outsource the least sophisticated jobs, at some stage, the next step of the ladder has to follow.
At least 1 in 30 people in the UK develop epilepsy at some stage.
I'm not sure that the British side will agree at some stage in our proposals, however, they are all on the table,” the diplomat added.
About 1 person in 30 in the UK develops epilepsy at some stage.
And if that doesn't happen, if at some stage of the relationship, you feel a lack of harmony or faith, know that many things are no longer right.
One in five people experiences depression at some stage of their lives.
Carter's Strong anthropic principle is:“the Universe(and hence the fundamental parameters on which it depends) must be such as to admit the creation of observers within it at some stage.