Examples of using A programme in English and their translations into Czech
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A programme about sharks.
Mummy, it's just a programme.
A programme to make babies stronger.
Yes. I created a programme called.
A programme to make babies stronger.
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No, Fern is a plant that presents a programme.
I did a programme about chickens once.
The other day, your mother and I were listening to a programme on the radio about C.
I saw a programme on Discovery channel.
The sustainability of the project outcomes for five years is only a programme requirement.
A programme that is already under pressure.
Her father hid a programme in our heads.- Who's Mia?
Includes family admission to all exhibitions at the DOX Centre and a programme fee.
To start a programme press this button once.
Make sure that the spray arm can move freely before you start a programme.
It's a programme on the television about a vet in Africa.
We have decided to make a programme about this Jupiter girl.
It was a programme during World War Two to render battleships invisible to radar.
He himself relates how he heard a programme on Pollock on Viennese radio.
To select a programme, use the arrow keys to highlight the programme name.
To cancel a programme, press and hold the knob for 3 seconds.
Opening the door(or pressing the Start/Pause Button) during a programme will stop the dryer and have the following effects.
He is also a programme advisor to the BFI London Film Festival.
Last year we launched a pilot project on Smart and Secure Tradelanes between European and Chinese ports andrecently we have started to develop a programme of action to be signed at the December EU-China Summit.
You could have a programme of animals doing like'80s dances!
A programme in which Roman Vaněk criticises the state of Czech cuisine and dining, gives his advice and discusses some types of foods.
The dean may also dismiss a programme board member on his or her own initiative.
We need a programme of nuclear disarmament, which must be accompanied by the demilitarisation of international relations, by respect for the United Nations Charter, by the end of colonialism, by principles of non-interference and by the peaceful resolution of international conflicts.
Mr Wengrow, if we were making a programme about birds, who would we contact?