Examples of using Have to join in English and their translations into Czech
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Okay, now you have to join.
So we have to join the team right?
There's a movement I have to join.
I have to join my regiment at dawn.
You're gorgeous. You have to join us.
Good… I have to join a few friends for dinner.
If I want to beat'em, I have to join'em.
And if you have to join a gang, I recommend Latin.
So let's get this over with, because I have to join a delegation.
I have to join the boys in our victory celebration.
Yeah, but then you have to join my sorority.
So I have to join a book club to free myself?
You and I have to join forces so that Derek does not win Avery's money.
The point is,if you want to get anywhere in life, you have to join the wrestling team.
Course, you would have to join the Pleasant Valley Country Club.
People will be congratulating me,- andKatherine will have to join in and risk looking petty.
But if I have to join the family, I need to know who its members are.- Maybe.
It is very similar to the game of Mahjong butinstead of cards with symbols you have to join the couples of World of Warcraft.
And Katherine will have to join in and risk looking petty.
I have to join the rapporteur in deploring the fact that countries which subsidise energy prices and fail to limit or apply quotas to CO2 emissions may enjoy a competitive advantage.
In this game you will have to join electric particles in an orderly way.
Which is why you have to join the Kandorians and defeat Zod so he doesn't take your powers away.
Sometimes you will have to join two objects to make them work and to find a new page.
So, he has to join the team, right?
Turkey has to join the EU.
You didn't believe me, so I had to join him.
Well, I had to join the Nazi Party before my Vera would have me.
When the Chapter president wants to drink,the whole gang has to join him.