Examples of using Went off the rails in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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He went off the rails.
However, this one went off the rails.
I went off the rails.
That's what went off the rails.
After his brother Zack was killed, she kinda went off the rails.
Something went off the rails.
Cruise went off the rails in such an unexpectedly bizarre way that a Robert Downey Jr.-style bender would have been a relief by comparison- or at least more easily explained.
After that, he went off the rails.
This went off the rails pretty quickly.
Boy, that really went off the rails.
IBM went off the rails in the late 1980s, and by the mid 1990s the stock had fell,the CEO had been let go, and the organization had reported gigantic, noteworthy cutbacks.
But this last job,Sully went off the rails.
It kind of went off the rails right about then.
After that moment, Jamal's life went off the rails.
Well this went off the rails fast.
What happened when the Americans went off the rails?
Wow, that went off the rails pretty fast.
Well, that went off the rails rather quickly.
Unfortunately, Ray's plan,as far as I can tell, went off the rails, resulting in the death of my random Stussy and the reason I'm sitting here today.
From time to time, the Republican Party goes off the rails.
Nuncios who“go off the rails damage even the Church,” he told them.
Nuncios who‘go off the rails damage even the Church.”.
But things have just gone off the rails.
But now things have gone off the rails entirely.
But things have gone off the rails.
But what began as a routine business trip goes off the rails in every imaginable- and unimaginable- way, including an unplanned stop at a global economic summit.
But what began as a routine business trip goes off the rails in every imaginable and unimaginable….
President Klaus Iohannis said“things have gone off the rails,” and that there was“a political necessity to replace the government,” which he called“an accident of Romanian democracy.”.
Klaus Iohannis said"things have gone off the rails" and there is a"political necessity to replace the government" which he called an"accident of democracy".