Examples of using Inspector javert in English and their translations into Czech
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Colloquial
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Official
Inspector Javert, please.
Who are you? I'm Chief Inspector Javert.
Inspector Javert is here to see you.
Monsieur le Maire, I'm Inspector Javert.
Inspector Javert. Let me through.
You can take me now. Inspector Javert.
Inspector Javert. What's your name?
If you don't believe me, ask Inspector Javert.
Inspector Javert, the Paris police.
I have been instructed by Inspector javert!
Inspector Javert of the Paris police.
Never heard of him, Inspector Javert.
Inspector Javert is here Monsieur Ie Maire.
I would advise you to be more careful, Inspector Javert.
Inspector Javert. Never heard of him.
Just one escape from Toulon reported, Inspector javert.
Inspector Javert, what are you doing in Paris?
You may wish to revise your testimony. Now, Inspector Javert.
Inspector javert, please… Oh, a very touching scene!
You can take me now, butgrant me one favour.- Inspector Javert.
Inspector javert, please… Oh, a very touching scene!
Eddington compares me to one of the characters… Inspector Javert… a policeman who relentlessly pursues a man named Valjean. Guilty of a trivial offense.
Inspector Javert, you can take me now, but grant me one favour.
They will no doubt take into account the fact that and for fleeing justice ever since. four witnesses, three of your fellow former prisoners, and a former guard of the prison, Inspector Javert, wanted for the theft of 40 sous from a child named Petit-Gervais, have identified you as the convicted felon and fugitive, Jean Valjean.
And now, Inspector javert, you may wish to revise your testimony.
Three of your fellow former prisoners, And in making their decision, they will no doubt take into account the fact that have identified you as the convicted felon and fugitive, Jean Valjean, and for fleeing justice ever since. wanted for the theft of 40 sous from a child named Petit-Gervais, and a former guard of the prison, Inspector Javert.
He's my Inspector Javert, relentless in his pursuit of false justice.
Three of your fellow former prisoners, have identified you as the convicted felon and fugitive, Jean Valjean, and for fleeing justice ever since. And in making their decision, they will no doubt take into account the fact that and a former guard of the prison, Inspector Javert, wanted for the theft of 40 sous from a child named Petit-Gervais.
A man named Valjean. Inspector Javert… a policeman who relentlessly pursues Eddington compares me to one of the characters.
Felon and fugitive Jean Valjean, wanted for the theft of 40 sous they will no doubt take into account the fact that four witnesses- of the prison, Inspector Javert- have identified you as the convicted from a child named Petit-Gervais and for fleeing justice ever since. And in making their decision, three of your fellow former prisoners and a former guard.