Examples of using May join in English and their translations into Czech
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I may join you.
Fine! You may join.
You may join us now.
If you agree, you may join us.
I may join a Chinese ship.
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Salis, you may join us now.
I may join the Japanese Air Force.
If it's cool, I may join in.
You may join us now. Salis.
Any as wishes may join.
You may join our merry band of pirates.
Good. Then you may join me.
So I may join the ranks of the Shadowhunters.
So I may join the ranks of the Shadowhunters the guardians of peace.
Every angel, no matter what their sin, may join me and return to heaven.
If so, you may join in the following prayer to Him silently in your heart;
I threw everyone out, on my friends after. I said:Who wants to stop this, may join me.
Of course. But I may join after dinner, may I not?
He may join the masses who, full of self-complacency and believing they already possess the highest knowledge, follow the broad road.
That is clear from this process, which has luckily gained momentum with whatis presently the G20, because more may join; one could even imagine a G3.
Samsung may join as well, as it seems to have big plans with its Tizen OS.
Let us remember that Andrei Sakharov, Lech Wałęsa and Nelson Mandela were all Nobel laureates who once lived in repressive countries which were ultimately transformed, andtonight express our hope that Liu Xiaobo may join this list not simply in the China of today but in a China where human rights are fully respected one day in the future.
You may join them and die with them, but first you will force him to do what he has to do.
My cat might join me.
Once I get good rolling these hoses, I might join Engine 51.
Two more might join and we would be four.
I thought at least,your father's lawyer might join us for dessert.
To be honest, some of us girls might join you.
If 50 men came out of the Nefud they would be 50 men other men might join.