Exemplos de uso de Better to have em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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But it is better to have little.
Better to have him behind that Orioli or anyone else.
Then, it's better to have it here.
Liberal Democrats have taken the view that the proposals in this draft agreement beg many questions, but that on balance, and since this is the deal on offer,it is better to have regulation to allow this valuable trade to grow than to allow anarchy to reign.
Isn't it better to have him around sick.
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Though we would do better to have a guide.
It is better to have a couple of extras.
But it would,in my view, have been better to have done this before.
It is better to have a deal with them.
Clearly, it's not better to have loved and lost.
Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.
It would have been better to have slept and dreamed.
Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.
Yeah, but wouldn't it be better to have someone to share the.
Tis better to have loved and lost, n'est-Ce pas?
Holes it is better to have shakhmatno.
It's better to have loved and lost… a beverage.
It would be better to have single beds.
It's better to have little than to have none.
It always feels better to have someone to talk to. .
Tis better to have loved and lost.
Regarding whether it is better to have closer monitoring, the answer is yes.
It's better to have one alive than neither.
It's better to have a slave scrape your back.
It would be better to have lived during the Renaissance.
It is better to have a child sitting or half-sitting.
Therefore it is better to have it from the West or East side.
Tis better to have learned and lost, than never to have learned at all.
Let's be honest. It's better to have a guy protect you from another guy.