Examples of using Even able in English and their translations into Czech
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I wasn't even able to get a divorce.
It's a miracle you're even able to walk!
It was even able to come back by itself.
But me, I was never even able to shuffle.
I was even able to cry at the station.
People also translate
It's a miracle you're even able to walk!
I am not even able to help in a small way.
I will have to apportion the feed to sector designated processors before we're even able to fathom a conscious filter algorithm.
You aren't even able to grasp What questions to ask.
The prince will hardly put much stock in my abilities to lead men orwage war if I'm not even able to persuade my own grandsire to support our cause.
I was even able to cry real tears right on the spot.
Y'all are lucky I was even able to find the key.
She wasn't even able to keep herself safe, Iet alone me, so she thought the safest place for me to be was right here with my aunt.
I am still kinda blown away that you were even able to find my colony on this thing. Yeah.
On our departure we were even able to use the hotel pool and the local showers and accommodate our luggage for the day after the key is released.
So vast and heinous that they beggar the imagination. But this trial has shown that under a national crisis,can delude themselves into the commission of crimes ordinary, even able and extraordinary men.
I have said I'm even able to kill that monk.
Ordinary, even able and extraordinary men, can delude themselves into the commission of crimes But this trial has shown that under a national crisis.
I do not think that any of the warm words expressed here today, even those expressed by the Commission, can change the facts that the European Union has no presence in Libya and that, at the moment,it is not even able to put a stop to the crisis in the cities or the actions of Mr Gaddafi's ground troops.
The reason is to be even able to start as beginnings are very difficult.
But this trial has shown… that under a national crisis… ordinary, even able and extraordinary men… can delude themselves into the commission of crimes… so vast and heinous that they beggar the imagination.
But this trial has shown that under a national crisis, ordinary, even able and extraordinary men can delude themselves into the commission of crimes so vast and heinous that they beggar the imagination.