Examples of using Get a place in English and their translations into Czech
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I should get a place.
Get a place, get jobs.
Hey, I will get a place.
Get a place in the mountains and get married and you get a technology job.
Hey. Hey, I will get a place.
People also translate
Let's get a place together.
Please. You know, we could get a place together.
We can get a place at Palm Beach.
Only the all worst Yetis get a place in the hell!
And borrow some money, so I could get a place and some clean clothes I was hoping maybe I could get with you And, um… and get myself settled so I can go back to school.
Or we could shorten the commute and get a place together.
We could get a place together.
I'm staying in the apartment above the bar so I can save money so I can get a place for me and the boys.
Let us go get a place in a painting.
And that way we can get a place together.
During the Indy 500 I could go on, get a place in the same neighbourhood for almost half a million bucks. Now that Michaela has the house.
Oh, yeah, just as soon as you get a place and clear it out.
It means I can get a place by the water.
I swore I would never get a place with stairs.
When we couldn't get a place, he signed a loan for us!
Now that Michaela has the house, during the Indy 500 or something,I could go on, get a place in the same neighborhood for almost… half a million bucks.
Wake up, get a life and get a place with two toilets, if not for you, for Vince.
Hey, I will get a place. Hey.
Yes, it was so exciting to pass the audition and get a place at RADA, but the fees are astronomical, £6,000 a year.
While in the USA only very sporty students who also have excellent grades get a place at a good university, in Europe it is exactly the other way around.
Got a place in Miami, one in Bahamas.
You two got a place to go to, right?
Got a place to stay?
Got a place to sleep?