Examples of using I'm on the side in English and their translations into Arabic
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I'm on the side of justice.
First of all, I know that I'm on the side of good.
I'm on the side that wins.
In the fight against cancer, I'm on the side of cancer.
I'm on the side, away from you.
People also translate
Let's pretend that you are the Good Samaritan and I'm on the side of the road.
I'm on the side of the law.
A little hard scrabble, sure, but, uh, I'm on the side of the angels, mate.
I'm on the side of the law.
Who's side are you on, Cauchon?- I'm on the side of Holy Mother Church.
I'm on the side of the downtrodden.
Listen, I'm on the side of the angels.
I'm on the side of a street in Sheffield.
I'm on the side that would like to continue our date.
I'm on the side of my Father… the Father you worship.
No, I'm on the side of the road with a flat and no spare.
No, John. I'm on the side that's gonna put Chase away so that he can't hurt anyone ever again.
I'm on the side of the victim and of figuring out how to properly conclude this case so that we avoid a civil action.
Sir, I'm on the side of the United States of America, and if you ever thought otherwise, you were very much mistaken.
I am on the side of right!
I be on the side of the family.
I am on the side of life.
I was on the side of the road, swinging my sickle.
But if I was on the side of justice.
I WAS ON THE SIDE OF THE RED BEASTS.
Yeah, I was on the side of the road, Helen.
Look, I am on the side of whatever generates money for this place.