Examples of using Hard to avoid in English and their translations into Czech
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It's hard to avoid.
It would be a little hard to avoid.
Hard to avoid in prison.
She's gonna be hard to avoid.
It's hard to avoid sometimes.
The fight is hard to avoid.
Hard to avoid since you're already in my office.
It would be hard to avoid.
Hard to avoid in our profession, but you know it, Captain.
Well, it would be a little hard to avoid.
Well, it's hard to avoid her, Governor.
The streets are narrow and they're gonna be hard to avoid.
It's gonna be hard to avoid being touched, isn't it?
Which means it's going to be hard to avoid.
It's extraordinarily powerful it's pretty hard to avoid.
It will probably be hard to avoid a prison sentence.
Yes, and in a small town, it's especially hard to avoid it.
We're trying very hard to avoid arresting you.
Obviously, North and South, which are on the imperialist route and victims to infighting and the'divide and rule' policy,will find it hard to avoid direct conflict.
Runners coming by- it's hard to avoid them all.
But it's hard to avoid when you're spending a lot of time in a strip club, no offense.
And it's not like it will be hard to avoid those things.
Kind of hard to avoid, though, with all the wedding guests around.
You know you're trying real hard to avoid the obvious?
Seeing him fight so hard to avoid the truth that was right in front of him made me realize I was doing the same thing.
Well, in the short term, it will be hard to avoid enemy ships.
By the late 70s, it's hard to avoid the subject as our taboo is a national obsession.
It's not my first time fighting,but it's hard to avoid his sword.
Thick cloud makes it hard to avoid the mountains, let alone film them.