Examples of using Back on the map in English and their translations into Croatian
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To being back on the map.
Something that could put me right back on the map.
Put this place back on the map where it belongs.
Stacee just put you guys back on the map!
Put this place back on the map where it belongs.
Do this right, this job will put us back on the map.
And I will let you back on the map, and you can keep 3rd Street."- $100?
Is that gonna put him back on the map?
After our brave fighting boys returned from the war, things got back to normal in blaine. Until one summer night in 1946, when unexpected visitors put us back on the map.
Cyprus is back on the map.
But one of these days we will find a way to get it back on the map.
Could put us back on the map.
Well, we will need three or four years to put Meadowbank back on the map.
But I think it really could put him back on the map. I know it's just a college show.
Otto Clark single-handedly put the Chesterton back on the map.
Then I turned to Taylor and I said,"Taylor Doose,"if you don't put us back on the map,"it will be Molly Ringwald giving her underwear to Anthony Michael Hall!
You have just cost me the best chance I'm ever likely to have of getting Cavendish's back on the map.
That would put me back on the map.
Then put some music on, because we're back on the map.
Cutting the Serbian foreign debt by billions of euros has put Serbia-Montenegro back on the map of financially normal states, says Serbian Finance Minister Mladjan Dinkic.
Maybe they did, to a certain extent, but Katrina has put New Orleans back on the map in a certain way.
This might put me back on the map.
Finance Minister Mladjan Dinkic says the write-off agreements put Serbia-Montenegro back on the map of financially normal states.
Enough to put you back on the map.
I hear this place is back on the map.
I hear this place is back on the map.
Put Fletcher's Cross back on the map.
It's going to put Gatesville back on the map, Chet, my boy.
Tonight confirmed that the Spanish Pavillion is back on the map and ready to compete.
Serbian Finance Minister Mladjan Dinkic says cutting debt has put Serbia-Montenegro back on the map of financially normal states. AFP.