Exemplos de uso de Things started to go em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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But then things started to go bad.
I should have known you would return to the capital as soon as things started to go wrong.
But things started to go south, didn't they?
But with Pepe appearing, things started to go wrong.
Things started to go downhill quickly when Joakim Soria came in, walked one, gave up two hits and two runs in a single inning.
But then, almost simultaneously, things started to go wrong.
But just as things started to go well with Janet McIntyre.
And, about February,Leonard Maizlish moved in full time, and things started to go to hell.
Maggie… when would you say things started to go away between the two of you?
We went back to Munich to do the next album and really, I suppose, things started to go downhill.
Since things started to go badly in this world for the people of Israel, from the time of the tribute to the Assyrians and Babylonians, from the destruction of the two kingdoms of Israel and Juda to the bondage under Seleucis, that is from Isaiah to Daniel, in every dark period there were prophecies of a saviour.
Because it was around that time that things started to go wrong for me at work.
Everybody thinks they have a plan till things start to go wrong.
That's why I'm hoping things start to go our way soon.
Because like a racing car, any patient,when things start to go bad, you have a short time to make a difference.
Consequently, it is essential to gain an in-depth understanding of the complexities of normal molecular processes, so thatit becomes easier to pinpoint where things start to go wrong.
A strategy also helps you keep a level head when things start to go well.
She is the girl who appears in your life,on a rainy afternoon- and then things start to go very quickly.
The thing starts to go well when Liv realizes that the Spaniard seems to be the other of a very different pole of his own in which she will probably be able to go ahead with her routine….
Today, we need no new debate on the Constitution, but if, in future, we come to draft more directives using Lamfalussy comitology, we will need to conclude a new agreement on the subject to secure Parliament's rights by providing that, where we delegate them, we can also‘call them back', by which I mean better scrutiny, more options for definitions andalso the general withdrawal of the delegated power if things start to go wrong.
If things start to go poorly in surgery, the team throws all of their resources toward the stronger twin… twin"A.
That's why it's called the Follow Through, because that's a 100mph corner, andyou have that building in front of you, and if things start to go wrong through there, it's actually a slightly buttock-clenching.