Examples of using Nesting in English and their translations into Czech
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Nesting syndrome.
You have been busy nesting?
The nesting season, eh?
Nothing more. Seagulls… nesting.
We have birds nesting in the roof.
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Nothing more. Seagulls… nesting.
No birds nesting in your hair then?
The Master will be nesting nearby.
You have got one nesting in the produce bin of your refrigerator.
I hear nothing but seagulls nesting.
Is there a bird nesting in there?
That's where Captain Takoda said the Mriswith are nesting.
We have birds nesting in the roof. We have.
Perhaps it's time for their nesting season.
Maybe it's nesting season or something.
The Master must have moved his nesting spot.
The hawks have been nesting on this site for several years.
Not a one. The Master must have moved his nesting spot.
And the birds will be nesting in the hazel thicket.
And two years of dust. Paradise may be inhabited by nesting animals.
The macaws should be nesting near the Brazil nut trees.
Nesting birds and well-fed dogs always return to the walls of their master.
You have a chicken nesting in your helicopter, sir.
Nesting Arctic terns join the aerial assault, united by a common enemy.
Well, it wasn't just nesting dolls that I was looking for.
Mr Harcourt here thinks there may be rats nesting in the attic.
There's a hummingbird nesting up there with eggs that are about to hatch.
There was a piece about them in the Times nesting all over the city.
Your idea of nesting being, bullet-proofing the walls of the nursery?- Mm,?
The Adélie penguin is the most southerly nesting of all penguins.