Exemplos de uso de To have something em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Supposed to have something for me.
I'm not gonna change my story just to have something to spit.
To have something of my old life back.
That's nice, to have something in common.
To have something to work with, something… something to show.
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Feels good to have something to do.
Then why is it that they seem to have something different?
Nice to have something for the kids.
Valera was supposed to have something for me.
Nice to have something to laugh about, eh?
You were supposed to have something, a calm.
They seem to have something special between them.
I don't suppose you would already happen to have something in mind, would you?
It's nice to have something to look forward to.
Netizens reported brother images insisting to have something with a personal.
You used to have something, a decency.
I hope I can be lucky enough to have something like that one day.
I wanted to have something appropriate for your birthday.
It's comforting to have something like that.
We're all thought to have something very distinctive, if not peculiar.
But it will be nice to have something a bit bigger.
It would be nice to have something to take my mind off Jason, yoknknow?
I just said it to have something to say.
All the more reason to have something to look forward to at the end of it.
And I just… I wanted to have something to remember you.
Obama's election seems to have something providential, as if it were a divine gesture of compassion for humanity.
Many people refer to pay more to have something that is more expensive.
It will be good to have something hot for a change.
Well, happy to have something to do.
Always wanting them to have something and to be something. .