Exemplos de uso de To be playing em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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We want to be playing.
We want to be playing a saxophone in an alley and have you walk by in a miniskirt with a purse with gems.
I'm supposed to be playing tennis.
Mwah. Hey, aren't you two a little too old to be playing with dolls?
You got to be playing and practicing.
You're not supposed to be playing that.
We're supposed to be playing piano, not talking about my sad childhood.
You're not even supposed to be playing those.
We have got to be playing three-dimensional chess.
It's like a dream come true for me to be playing on this team.
He's lucky not to be playing the violin in Leicester Square.
Aren't you supposed to be playing softball?
Don't you want to be playing tennis a lot in tight white jeans?
It's too late to be playing out.
They don't seem to be playing by any civilized rules that I know.
Aren't you supposed to be playing in Chicago?
You're too good to be playing outside a chain electronics store.
Who the hell am I to be playing a cop?
You don't need to be playing house with Mandy Milkovich.
Which is not enough to be playing here.
Pakistan appears to be playing a double-game of astonishing magnitude," the report states.
Aren't you a little old to be playing with dolls?
I'm supposed to be playing for the good guys.
I find Francebeing condemned- just now, an hour ago- for the part its troops are said to be playing in Chad, in the suppression of crime but also of political opposition.
Too young to be playing with guns.
He has no reason to be playing his flute.
I'm not going to be playing cards anymore, Oscar.
The target appears to be playing loud music.
You're supposed to be playing the grieving widow.
Aren't we a little old to be playing with dolls?