Exemple de utilizare a To the front line în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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I must go to the front line.
If they catch me I won't even make it to the front line.
I'm off to the front line again.
You two are going straight to the front line!
I have to go to the front line again tomorrow.
Oamenii se traduc, de asemenea,
Was I sentenced to two years, sent to the front line?
They move us to the front line tomorrow.
Top managers offer decision power to the Front Line.
I drove you almost to the front line in my father's car!
After training go to the front line and destroy enemies.
In a few days, we'll, have an unending chain… of supplies to the front line.
So you fly to the front line?
This will let you get to the front line immediately.
They have taken us to the front line.
You will be sent to the front line of the battle to fight against your enemies.
Goin' back with Anderson to the front line!
While driving to the front line at the Abu al Duhur airbase in Idlib, al Maqdisi said the Lion Cubs Religious Academy was a reason for hope.
You men, report to the front line.
On 27 December, Joffre, sent the IV Corps to the Fourth Army area,which made it possible for de Langle to add another I Corps division to the front line.
Drive the truck to the front line.
Tolly recovers from his injuries in Cairo, andreluctantly returns to the front line at Gallipoli.
But there are exceptions, andthen go to the front line, such as the kitchen Ukrainian, Russian and Georgian.
Drawing of the interface and study of textures in the game leaves much to be desired, but do not worry about system requirements,because all you need to go to the front line- Internet connection and a browser.
You see… we won't return to the front line for a few days, and.
For a short time, tanks were still being produced andsent straight to the front line, without even being painted.
Tomorrow, you will be going to the front line in Sarajevo.
This success is particularly important for Romania, Poland and Hungary,as a clear demonstrator that investing in space also means bringing bright young talents- the workforce of the future- to the front line, so promoting and reinforcing from its very basis the competitiveness of our economies.”.