Examples of using Lightweights in English and their translations into Czech
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For lightweights.
These guys were lightweights.
Oh, lightweights.
I'm tired of lightweights.
Because lightweights get higher ratings.
You're one to talk about lightweights.
It ain't for lightweights, sweetheart.
But… I mean, most of them are lightweights.
Lightweights fight lightweights. .
You're all lightweights.
Well, compared to the dysfunction of my family, yours are lightweights.
There is also talk of lightweights and heavyweights.
These are the great British super lightweights.
Shaken's for lightweights who like their booze watereddown.
These mopes are all goody gals and lightweights.
These super lightweights are an absolute riot. On the racetrack.
Next, a six-rounder between local lightweights.
Yours are lightweights. Well, compared to the dysfunction of my family.
The Masters of Evil are no longer mere lightweights.
This is the difference between you lightweights in uniform and us detectives.
The new President-in-Office of the Council and the High Representative,in particular, are also more like political lightweights.
Next, a six-rounder between local lightweights All right.
We're looking at other lightweights, we have got the Caterham 620R, So… before I post this time up on the Power Lap Time Board.
So. before I post this time up on the Power Lap Time Board,we're looking at other lightweights, we have got the Caterham 620R.
I see it like this: today's lightweights are tomorrow's heavyweights, and vice versa.
In the lightweights we find more bundles and with great agility boxers, while media we find more balanced and fighters in the heavyweight where we can see crushing blows able to knock a man with a single blow.
On the race track, these super lightweights are an absolute riot.
Most of your hardcore lightweights your Atoms, your Caterhams, your Radicals- yeah, they're great on a race track, but they can be pretty hard work on real world roads.
Next a six-rounder between local lightweights Kid Brooks and Sugar Johnson.
My lightweight dad.