Examples of using Knowing in English and their translations into Czech
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Hank, been good knowing ya!
Knowing that I had a reason to wake up in the morning.
I see. It was nice knowing you, Miss Susan.
Or knowing what the weapon is, or where to find it.
That's no way to go out.- Nice knowing you, detectives.
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Knowing you could love someone if he would just let you.
Well, if she didn't, she wouldn't be worth knowing.
But it will be hard on you, knowing what she represents.
His knowing how to save her is exactly why I won't.
Well, Claire, I'm sorry to hear that, butit was nice knowing you.
Knowing how you function in your marriage is part of that.
Chef mic, it was good knowing you, but we're better off without you.
But you know what's most important after knowing and trusting?
Yeah, but even knowing an alias could still lead us somewhere.
You know the protocol. We have no way of knowing if your iris code is secure.
That knowing the law would protect me the most. I always believed.
Do you continue to try to find me, knowing that you're leading them to me?
Without knowing their key, accessing the message board is next to impossible.
The key to success in battle is knowing the enemy and the enemy's plans.
Knowing you're no worse than anyone else in your screwed-up generation.
Even if you're right, knowing our history will do no harm.
I do beg your pardon, m'lord. AndI don't suppose there's any way of knowing if it's a.
Yeah? Thanks for knowing me and treating me like I was okay?
You killed me because I kept you from ever knowing your true father.
Thanks for knowing me and treating me like I was okay.- Yeah?
So… I guess real religion is about knowing we're not perfect Amen!
Remember all the knowing that they lost. And they does the pictures so they'd.
Sun Tzu's The Art of War states that… knowing the enemy brings victory.
However, knowing the precise species is almost always not important for a treatment.
I don't wanna sound corny, but,uh… it's knowing that you're risking everything.