Esimerkkejä What we have in common käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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You know what we have in common?
You know what we have in common?
Not our differences. I think we need to focus on what we have in common.
Oh, that's what we have in common.
Now we know what we have in common.
House church meetings are NOT the time to focus on the differences, butrather to concentrate on what we have in common.
Let's talk about what we have in common.
Madam President, what we have in common here is a desire to protect health, but we should remember that it is the farmers who produce the good, fresh, nourishing food that is the basis of our health.
Trying to show what we have in common.
NO one should be trying to win over those in house church to their particular belief- we are there to further our walk with Him by celebrating what He is doing in our midst, what we have in common.
Now we know what we have in common.
The other things are peripheral and have little to do with walking with the Father and Lord on a day to day basis,so they are left at the door in favor of what we have in common and the process of discipleship in the character of Christ.
Now we know what we have in common.
This is a simple message: the European institutions make a decisive contribution to confirming freedom, security and justice as inseparable values,true cornerstones laid out in the Charter of Fundamental Rights and which express what we have in common and what we can be proud of.
I say this knowing what we have in common.
Moreover, I think that it is in the interest of enlargement that the different perspectives of culture are discussed; the accession countries have a different view of our history, andthere is still a long road ahead of us before we can all acknowledge and recognise what we have in common.
You know what we have in common?- I don't remember.
The word'fellowship' is koinonia, which means'common' or'what we have in common'. Stay with that.
Let us just think about what we have in common and what we want to achieve together.
Mr President, I share the view of those, in particular our spokesman, Mr Salafranca Sánchez-Neyra, who have said that this issue of transatlantic relations should now be focused on what we have in common rather than on our differences, which we all know and which many speakers have mentioned.
It is a Europe that builds on what we have in common and does not set up barriers to highlight our differences.
I would like to see what we have in common.
It might be nice to see just what we have in common… and what we have that's different.
If we could only look past our differences,to see what we have in common, we can work together to make our school a better place.
I knew perfectly well what we had in common.