Exemplos de uso de About to throw em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I was just about to throw it away.
But sadly for Gabrielle, something was missing,and she was about to throw a traditional fit.
I'm about to throw it into the river.
They thought that she was about to throw herself down.
I'm about to throw myself off the building.
We now stand at the cusp of a tragedy: two further countries, which have recently thrown off the yoke of communism and grasped their freedom,are about to throw it away by taking on the yoke of Brussels, with all its suffocating bureaucracy and its relentless pursuit of power.
He was about to throw me in the pit.
I'm about to throw both of those on. Bobbito.
I feel like a Roman about to throw a lion at the Christians.
I'm about to throw more business your way.
Amazingly, I was about to throw the packaging out.
I was about to throw away Logan's last chance at finding Rachel.
I have this married friend. And she's about to throw everything away… because she's attracted to a much younger man.
I am about to throw in the towel and move to another field, because it is very difficult.
Cause you're about to throw me under the bus to get Dar?
As they were about to throw the torma into the valley, two crows appeared suddenly from somewhere and carried away the ceremonial plate with the offering of torma.
An evil creature was about to throw him into some type of large pot, that had dark, rotten liquor boiling inside.
He was about to throw all material away when looking in the interior of the glass, perceived that where mildew had been formed, there was no activity of Staphylococcus.
He was about to throw his whole life over for you.
The most famous individual statues are those of a majestic bronze Zeus about to throw a thunderbolt(surely one of the greatest statues in the world), a colossal archaic Apollo, a lovely marble head of the goddess Hygeia, also attributed to Scopas, and the bronze jockey boy a masterpiece of movement.