Exemplos de uso de To say something else em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I want to say something else.
At the same time,I would like to say something else.
I want to say something else!
Unless Slender Man commands me to say something else.
She's trying to say something else. I just don't know what.
Professor, would you like to say something else?
I want to say something else to make myself clear.
But we would like to say something else.
You want to say something else about before they are released, don't you?
No Sophia, I want to say something else.
When you first walked in, I was under the impression you wanted to say something else.
I would like to say something else.
DE Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, I had actually intended to address several points in my speech.I am not going to do that now as I would like to say something else.
Taylor wants to say something else.
Above all, I would like to say something else about languages, one of the most interesting and most vigorously debated issues, where the impression was sometimes created that what it was about was not so much the mastery of the host state's language, but rather the establishment of obstacles by way of the back door.
Did you want to say something else?
I would like to say something else that I think is important: education cannot be guided by the principle of subsidiarity alone.
Like you were going to say something else.”.
I think that the Pope wanted to say something else, to warn against the risk of a pipeline even verbal too hard and without mercy toward gay and this is right, sometimes it happened.
Sure you don't want to say something else?
You were about to say something else before you said,"I'm sorry.
The item 21,“Comparing your health with that of people of your age, how do you classify it?”, evaluates the subjective health and is answered on a five-point Likert scale, andthe item 22,“Would you like to say something else about the confidence you have in yourself, regarding taking good care of your health?”, is an open item and finishes the scale.
I should like to say something else on the issue of funding.
I would like to add, however, Mr Schulz, that you are entirely right about raising the moral standards of financial capitalism, the rules that apply to credit rating agencies and the entirely reprehensible conduct of some of our financial establishments, andI would like to say something else: in all of our countries there have been directors of large banks who liked to lecture politicians about the rigour with which affairs of state should be conducted.
I would like to say something else about direct budgetary support.
Are you actually about to say something else?
Xena is about to say something else when she hears a call from Gabrielle.
Evaluates the subjective health and is answered on a five-point Likert scale, andthe item 22,"Would you like to say something else about the confidence you have in yourself, regarding taking good care of your health?
Gabrielle starts to say something else but stops, her brow furrowing deeply.
But I would rather like to say something else to you.