Примери коришћења Too high a price на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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It's too high a price for me;
People are paying too high a price.
Too high a price for so little.
And that's too high a price to pay?
Too high a price for me to pay.
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It may be too high a price.”.
Too high a price as far as I can see.
Your freedom came at too high a price.
Too high a price is asked for harmony;
Living here is too high a price for my debts.
Wasn't the loss of the most capable Serbian politician too high a price to pay?
Bed restraints Tomy, as well as the previous version,according to consumers has too high a price.
People are paying too high a price," he said.
I paid too high a price for the bloody thing to leave it, he thought, fingering the scar hidden beneath the scarf around his neck.
Did I force you to pay too high a price?
Old age is too high a price to pay for maturity.
I don't think 0.7% of our gross national income is too high a price to pay for saving lives.”.
That is too high a price for the preservation of a tree.
Festool HL 850 with a knife length of 82 mm costs about 22,000 rubles,this is too high a price for household equipment.
Is not it too high a price to eat with an appetite?
When the children are fed but still the voices within and around us shout that soul's desires have too high a price.
Even death was not too high a price to pay for.
Wasn't it too high a price for everything you did?
When the children are fed but still the voices within andaround us shout that soul's desires have too high a price, let us remind each other that it is never about the money.
The Ukrainian president said his country was paying"too high a price" for adhering to the Minsk deals, saying 83 soldiers have died since the turning point talks in February.
Only one aged merchant was decent enough to explain to him that a gold coin was too high a price to pay for such a ring, and that he was more likely to be offered only copper, or at best, possibly silver.
Only one aged merchant was decent enough to explain to him that a gold coin was too high a price to pay for such a ring, and that he was more likely to be offered only copper, or at best, possibly silver.