Примери коришћења Wake up one на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Wake up one minute earlier every day.
You cannot just wake up one day and go.
You wake up one day and there you are….
It is not something that you can just wake up one morning and do.
When they wake up one morning and find.
That you would have a lifeas lucky as mine, where you can wake up one morning and say.
You wake up one day and you're an adult.
Courtesy of Karen SebastianYou don't really wake up one day and have overactive bladder or incontinence.
Wake up one day and everything's upside down.
You can't just wake up one morning and do it.
You wake up one morning and you know what to do.
And came back and back because he knew that I'd wake up one day and realize that I was waiting for nothing.".
You just wake up one day and realize they are no longer in your life.
Hilary Clinton, andseveral thousand diplomats around the world are going to have a heart attack when they wake up one morning, and finds an entire repository of classified foreign policy is available, in searchable format to the public.”.
You wake up one day, and you don't have control of your body anymore.
Perhaps someone from the audience will,inspired by Strazarenko, wake up one day, open their window and like in the cult movie"TV Network" shout:"I am as mad as hell!
We might wake up one day to find that global warming had triggered a sudden, massive shift in climate- like the ones revealed in the ice cores.
Imagine the following scenario: wake up one day, when you feel something weird in your stomach.
You can wake up one day and decide to make your entire life change.
We cannot wake up one morning and do it.
Think I will wake up one day and regret not being a lawyer? Yes, I'm afraid that you will?
You just may wake up one morning and know what to do.
You just wake up one morning and there it is.
And then I'd wake up one morning and find that I'd become Leo Drummond.
Speak up now, or wake up one morning to the silence of a new tyranny.
Don't be surprised if we wake up one morning and find that in the name of“democracy” there has been a military coup in Djibouti.
So don't be surprised if we wake up one morning and find that in the name of“democracy” there has been a military coup in Djibouti,” Mountain noted with a touch of bitter irony.
Many Serbs live in uncertainty;they might wake up one day and find out that they are prohibited to travel to work, see their children, or go to therapy, as they are de facto held hostages, being prohibited to enter or exit Kosovo with their Serbian IDs.