Examples of using Lost somewhere in English and their translations into Czech
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Get lost somewhere else.
It might have gone lost somewhere.
Lost somewhere, friend?
None of it matters now that I know you're out there lost somewhere.
He got lost somewhere else.
None of it matters now that I know that you're out there lost somewhere.
It's lost somewhere on the ship.
You're saying there's a tyrannosaurus rex lost somewhere in New York City?
They're lost somewhere in the bayou.
But haven't you had some information about an old lady lost somewhere?
He's… Lost somewhere in the darkness.
The man I admired as a trainee was lost somewhere in the Bornean jungle.
Just lost somewhere in the middle.
It has a toy duck playing a lot with, butoften is lost somewhere in the sewer.
So she's lost somewhere? That's great.
Jasper is decapitated, andits people are petrified or lost somewhere in the future.
Her signal was lost somewhere on Hampstead Lane.
Lost somewhere between immensity and eternity is our tiny planetary home, the Earth.
You're not here, you're not there. Just lost somewhere in the middle.
So she's lost somewhere? That's great.
So your mother brought home the wrong baby andnow Emma is lost somewhere in Manhattan?
Now he's stuck, lost somewhere between himself and his parabatai.
Even after this historic victory Bhuvan's name was lost somewhere in the pages of history.
These poor people are now lost somewhere in the depths of the caves and may save your bravery and wit.
We assumed that it was left behind in the curse, but now we think it might be lost somewhere here in Storybrooke.
Three women lost somewhere in a sandy landscape- in a pit with no bottom, in a chasm without ladders.
Either they can't locate an interpreter, orthe interpreter didn't interpret the instructions and got lost somewhere.
Bogdanski Dolina, a small town lost somewhere in the Eastern Carpathians, was once attacked by a horde of strange marauders who, so it seems, settled here for good.
Either they can't locate an interpreter, orthe interpreter… didn't interpret the instructions and got lost somewhere.