Examples of using It is a tragedy in English and their translations into Czech
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
It is a tragedy.
I won't accept it. It is a tragedy.
It is a tragedy, Jer.
How other people treat library books. Yeah It is a tragedy.
It is a tragedy to lose hairs.
She deserved to live, and it is a tragedy that she's gone.
It is a tragedy for you, as well.
To see him die here,like a withered crone… It is a tragedy.
It is a tragedy how things have turned out.
How other people treat library books. Yeah It is a tragedy.
It is a tragedy. However, as expected.
Well, he did kind of treat us like crap, but, yes, it is a tragedy.
It is a tragedy. I won't accept it. .
And who died for love. that both are true, of two people who loved each other, and I fear,Mademoiselle Celia, it is a tragedy But, Poirot, he says to you.
It is a tragedy, a real tragedy. .
In many cases it is a tragedy, and the EU is doing something about it. .
It is a tragedy when a father kills his daughter, isn't it? .
And I fear, Mademoiselle Celia, it is a tragedy of two people who loved each other, and who died for love.
It is a tragedy, but our marriage was never consummated.
And I fear, Mademoiselle Celia, it is a tragedy But, Poirot, he says to you of two people who loved each other, that both are true, and who died for love.
It is a tragedy and a disgrace and a pitiable, piteous, pitiful deprivation.
Who have absolutely no respect for the lives of decent, It is a tragedy to think that even defenseless women, and lead a life of purity, should suffer the attacks of terrorists, who made the choice to withdraw from society.
It is a tragedy that we can't talk to Scott'cause we can't tell him where Leslie's going.
It is a tragedy that the fates will not allow him the time to bear witness to the fall of Kublai Khan.
Firstly, it is a tragedy that the events themselves have taken place, due to their cruelty and the loss of human life.
It is a tragedy, and I ask myself whether it is a conscious or an unconscious move on the part of the EU.
It is a tragedy which violently struck part of the European Union which, in solidarity, should provide assistance without reservation.
It is a tragedy that this continent is unable to reach a majority on what my fellow Member Mrs Lucas referred to.
It is a tragedy but, as Gay Mitchell has said, it is a tragedy in a country where 75% of people already live below the poverty line.
It is a tragedy: 50 000 evacuees, thousands of houses destroyed, hundreds of public buildings devastated, including schools, and a prestigious cultural, architectural and artistic heritage in ruins.