Examples of using Close to the ground in English and their translations into Czech
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Close to the ground.
And it's close to the ground.
What's with all this mid-century furniture so close to the ground?
Flyin' close to the ground.
They're all low-angle and close to the ground.
Why so close to the ground?
It's easier to find clues when you're that close to the ground.
You're too close to the ground!
It's kind of like tightrope walking, except the line's a lot less rigid andwe stay pretty close to the ground.
Swing it close to the ground.
It is recommended to use the long nozzle so the air stream can work close to the ground.
I'm too close to the ground!
It is recommended to work with the full blast tube length so thatthe air flow can work close to the ground.
Keep your head close to the ground.
I'm close to the ground, so don't worry.
Somebody's pullin' me close to the ground.
And we stay pretty close to the ground. except the line's a lot less rigid It's kind of like tightrope walking.
My father used to love being this close to the ground when he flew.
Close to the ground, wind is disrupted by trees and other buildings, but as a building rises to supertall heights, these obstacles disappear.
We can't be close to the ground yet.
In the bathroom, she has a clear shower curtain so no one can hide behind it,a platform bed close to the ground so no one can hide under it.
You gotta to be really close to the ground, and you gotta be falling.
If I stay close to the ground now and go straight into the jumps where you have them later, then that's more to the point.
Because the board is so close to the ground, when it displaces the water,the ground pushes this water back upwards.
Because the largest difference in temperature layers is close to the ground, the measuring tool should always be mounted on a tripod when measuring distances exceeding 20 m.
At the same time, the camera position remains close to the ground, so that the observer feels part of the luscious vegetation while the sky arches sublime above.
Wrenching it closer to the ground.
Like, closer to the ground.