Examples of using Nothing to indicate in English and their translations into Czech
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Nothing to indicate… anything.
They fought back. Nothing to indicate Clear.
Nothing to indicate foul play.
Some scratches behind his legs, but nothing to indicate foul play.
And nothing to indicate children.
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Share an electromagnetic signature. Nothing to indicate you and the machine.
Nothing to indicate hostile intent.
Share an electromagnetic signature. Nothing to indicate you and the machine.
Nothing to indicate they fought back.
Aside from the same town of origin,there's nothing to indicate that these girls knew each other at all.
Nothing to indicate hostile intent.
Everything's clean-- no suspicious messages, no strange calls, nothing to indicate- a potential threat.
Nothing to indicate a racial motive.
No reason to doubt her, but nothing to indicate that she would risk her life to help, either.
Nothing to indicate they would steal classified Intel.
That she would riskher life to help, either. No reason to doubt her, but nothing to indicate.
Nothing to indicate he was forced to make it.
Geanina is celebrating her birthday and there is nothing to indicate that the evening with her family and boyfriend should be disrupted.
Nothing to indicate that she's intelligence either.
But what we do know is, no unusual tire tracks,no portable generator, nothing to indicate that the killer tapped into the power lines.
There's nothing to indicate who this guy was.
Nothing to indicate that the suspects were inside the house.
They found nothing to indicate the presence of a katra.
Nothing to indicate you and the machine share a signature.
They found nothing to indicate the presence of a katra.
Nothing to indicate you and the machine share an electromagnetic signature.
There's almost nothing to indicate how these people got here.
Nothing to indicate foul play, and we can't charge him for his past crimes, not with his records missing.
There is nothing to indicate that this is the case.
But nothing to indicate foul play. Some scratches behind his legs.