Examples of using Be able to return in English and their translations into Czech
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We may never be able to return home.
But if you can figure out what's going on, you may be able to return home.
I will be able to return to duty.
It must be tough not to be able to return.
That I shall be able to return home at harvest time.
If you flee, Holiness,you might never be able to return.
Soon, I will be able to return the Jewel of Life.
I left my hometown with just this book,not knowing that I would never be able to return.
We will never be able to return. Once we cross.
But if we were to petition for a green card and he loses,he might never be able to return.
It means you will never be able to return to the surface.
Georgia will only be able to return to the pro-European and democratic path and become attractive to other countries in the region if it upholds the ideals it embraced during the Rose Revolution.
Let us hope that soon you will be able to return with me.
We will be able to return to the bridge in three days.
Miss Grimes, if you were to kill James Pendrick and implicate Mr. Edison in the murder,you would be able to return to your rightful place.
Will you be able to return here tomorrow without arousing suspicion?
I'm afraid you may never be able to return to your jungle.
You will all be able to return to your cars, once we secure the area.
With your chi, I will finally be able to return to the mortal world.
He might never be able to return. But if we were to petition for a green card and he loses.
Mingju Xu may never be able to return to China because of the work he did exposing prison-peeled garlic.
Yet, Japanese reporter was able to return home alive.
And 350,000 turks were able to return their homeland.
If I accept,it could be several years before I'm able to return home.
While Slovaks living in Hungary were able to return to their ancestral homeland, Slovak Hungarians for the most part were officially resettled.
I was grateful at the end of it, when we were able to return to the madness of Vietnam.
They have their life all thrown out of order while being able to return to normal life when day comes.
After that, discipline was restored andJapanese soldiers were able to return home with honor.
Through the help of donations, approximately 15 percent of these children are able to return to school.
Jan Mládek died shortly before the end of the communist regime, andMeda Mládek was able to return to Czechoslovakia in 1989.