Examples of using I'm going to sell in English and their translations into Czech
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I'm going to sell.
As for the club, I'm going to sell.
I'm going to sell the herd.
No, not yet, but I'm going to sell it tomorrow.
I'm going to sell the flat, Stevie.
Really? No, not yet, but I'm going to sell it tomorrow.
And I'm going to sell those for 80 quid.
I'm going to sell the house, sell the.
That settles it. I'm going to sell everything we own.
I'm going to sell advertising space on that.
You hope that I'm going to sell this place and take Tom.
The law book I used for my summer course, which I'm going to sell.
I'm going to sell your ship to your mortal enemy.
As soon as you draw your last breath, I'm going to sell it to the lowest bidder.
I'm going to sell your ship to your mortal enemy.
And to really get a clean start, I'm going to sell this place and move to New York.
I'm going to sell your ship to your mortal enemy.
You know, Wainwright, I'm going to sell my house, my apartment and my horses.
I'm going to sell you to him unless you get going. .
I'm going to sell. I'm gonna sell your father's sawmill.
I'm going to sell. I'm gonna sell your father's sawmill.
I'm going to sell some land down there. Yeah, I'm going to, uh.
Or I'm going to sell all my Oska Entertainment and wash my hands of you!
I'm going to sell my story anyway, about Lady Mary, about the Turkish gentleman,- about Miss Smith, here.
And now I'm going to sell you that letter back… and the price I ask for it is your public support of the Argentine scheme.
I am going to sell to you in 12 minutes.