Examples of using I'm on the corner in English and their translations into Czech
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I'm on the corner.
I'm on the corner.
I'm on the corner with doubt.
As you can see, I'm on the corner of 27th and Washington.
I'm on the corner of 29th and First Ave.
As you can see, I'm on the corner of 27th and Washington… Shh.
I'm on the corner of Glasgow and Fifteenth.
Justin.-'I'm on the corner of Wise Avenue, near Chaffer's Dock.
I'm on the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and First.
As you can see, I'm on the corner of 27th and Washington… Shh.- the site of last year's biggest Devil's Night conflagration.
I'm on the corner where you dropped me off.
I'm on the corner of Longwood and Huntington?
I'm on the corner of 29th and First Ave. Hello, police?
Yes, I'm on the corner of 50th and Pennsylvania Street.
I'm on the corner of Glasgow and 15th. I will send a car.
I'm on the corner of Olympic and San Julian.
I'm on the corner of Wise Avenue, near Chaffer's Dock. Justin.'Boss.
I was on the corner of Dearborn and Clark.
Um… around 11:00, and he rode by and he offered me $200 for a-- I was on the corner of 5th and denali Okay.
Walked up in there and told em I was on the corner.
Walked up in there and told em I was on the corner.
Walked up in there and told them I was on the corner, caught a stray.
I have been on the corner all day, all night.
I'm standing on the corner talking.
I was standing on the corner across the street.
I was down on the corner, waiting for him.
I was down on the corner, waiting for him.
I was down on the corner, waiting for him.