Eksempler på bruk av The same thoughts på Engelsk og deres oversettelse til Norsk
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We thought the same thoughts.
No. She has no idea how often I have had the same thoughts.
I have had the same thoughts myself.
You are not twins to live the same life and think the same thoughts.
I will just try to keep the same thoughts and enjoy the final.
Globalisation is complete. Everyone watches the same movies,wears the same clothes, and thinks the same thoughts.
You're thinking the same thoughts.
Almost all of us felt how in every corner of the world, at all the mirror conventions,people had the same feeling of joy and inspiration, and the same thoughts.
I believe that many customers have the same thoughts as I did.
There are moments of oneness where souls seem to briefly converge and experience the same thoughts, feelings and physical sensations.
This support system is based on the same thoughts as the X-Cage, to lock down the foot as Messi does his quick turns and change of direction.
I will not go into this since these days most people are just interested in creating a beautiful egg andthe traditional designs might not convey the same thoughts as they would in the original culture.
This year's Gynt at Gålå builds on many of the same thoughts behind Ulfsby's, but expressed in an utterly different form.
They all have the same thoughts which the Rainbow tells about, that all these 7 different colours which are present in the daylight, actually contains what we call LIFE.
Those who have contributed to this actually has such an attitude and the same thoughts as the servant described as"evil" was Jesus teaching when it comes to His coming.
Millions of traders around the world daily watches the behavior of the 5 major currency pairs FOREX, andall of them come to mind around the same thoughts on how best to buy or sell these market instruments- think new is always difficult.
Every night I have the same thought.
The same thought pattern exists within binary options with currencies.
I have had the same thought.
I had the same thought.
I had the same thought.
The same thought had crossed my own mind.
I had the same thought, although I only gave it a month.
I had the same thought.
But after each one ended, the same thought would be stuck in my head.
This is typical Hebrew parallelism where the same thought and content is repeated with slightly different wording.
Nevertheless, you again and again return to the machine andthrow a coin with the same thought:"What if…".
But after each one ended, the same thought would be stuck in my head.
And it seems to me that you marshal the same thought processes to cope with matters that are so vast,the cosmos, and yet matters that are so intimate, the soul.