Examples of using I'm in a rush in English and their translations into Czech
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I'm in a rush.
Ah, yeah, I'm in a rush.
I'm in a rush.
Billy! I'm in a rush.
I'm in a rush, that's all.
Yeah, but I'm in a rush.
I'm in a rush, mate. Billy!
No. Sorry, I'm in a rush.
I'm in a rush, mate. Billy!
I'm in a rush. Would you mind waiting?
I'm in a rush, so cut my hair fast.
No, I'm sorry. I'm in a rush.
I'm in a rush to get back to work.
And I'm in a rush.
He knows how to overcome problems, and I'm in a rush.
I'm in a rush. I hate to leave you.
Jon, the press is ready, and I'm in a rush.
I'm in a rush… So let's talk next time.
I'm in a rush. Could you just get Barry?
I'm in a rush, so I will get straight to it.
I'm in a rush because I need to climb someplace.
I'm in a rush and I had one question I needed answered.
But I'm in a rush, so he gives me the key or I kill him now.
I was in a rush somewhere.
Look, I was in a rush to the all-night chemist, OK?
But that time I was in a rush and it was cold.
Because I was in a rush to get to him while he's alive!