Examples of using Going to put in English and their translations into Czech
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Are going to put a motor?
You're not going to put.
Going to put that on the label.
They were going to put him down.
Going to put them in the envelope.
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I was actually going to put three together.
Going to put it in the attic.
Erm… I wasn't actually going to put anything on.
I'm going to put a letter.
One day, I was ironing one of my shirts that I was going to put on.
I was going to put that back.
Look, Karen, amicable or not,you need someone who is going to put your interests first, not David's.
I'm going to put all these right in the sun.
Hey, Sheldon's not here, so we are going to put on music and dance in our underwear.
I'm going to put a lock on the telephone.
Hey, Sheldon's not here, so we are going to put on music and dance in our underwear.
You going to put somebody else's handprint on it?
She didn't want to eat the rotting coconut, and I was going to put some of the rotting coconut into the pot to cook and she snapped at me.
Going to put it through her head, Tom.
It was a bit gory, but if you're going to put a baby in a manger, you're asking for trouble.
Going to put this poison on the streets of this city.
Are they going to put him in prison?
I'm going to put Josh Cribbs in as my flex and hope that he runs one back against Kansas City.
I was going to put this in her vault with her ashes.
Actually, I was going to put you outside the bettors' window.
Britta was going to put a frog Wearing a sombrero on chang's desk Because that's the kind of thing.
Just don't do anything, okay? I'm going to put this all out of my head, no pun intended, and just get on with life!
And we said we were going to put his mother in a home in Madison, When… before Steve and I split up, we actually went to Vieques and we played with another group.
And you're going to put that horrible eighties music.