Examples of using Has to start in English and their translations into Croatian
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Has to start now♪.
But someone has to start them.
It gets a little confusing around this bit here but one has to start somewhere.
So it has to start there.
That's just a rumour. A rumour has to start somewhere.
Well, it has to start somewhere.
That's just a rumour. A rumour has to start somewhere.
Someone has to start fighting back.
If he goes, he loses his place and has to start over.
Everyone has to start somewhere.
Yeah, I think it is, but I think it has to start early on.
Everyone has to start somewhere.
Everything needs to change- and it has to start today.
Everyone has to start somewhere.
There's a way out if we work together,but escape has to start from your cell.
Escape has to start from your cell!
Well, you know, everybody has to start somewhere.
Someone has to start telling the truth.
Personal experience is often the best teacher and everyone has to start learning somewhere.
Everything has to start and end with love.
If the Syria uprising leads to the creation of a new administration,then Turkey has to start from the very beginning," he added.
And if she has to start as a vice president.
I suppose every story has to start somewhere.
A rumour has to start somewhere. That's just a rumour.
But getting what you want has to start with the truth.
A rumour has to start somewhere. That's just a rumour.
Therefore, he said,the region has to start producing"good news.
Someone has to start filling me in on what's going on here.
Tell your ma I said she has to start taking her pills.
Tablet-taking has to start on day 1 of the woman's natural cycle i.e. the first day of her menstrual bleeding.