Examples of using Only five years in English and their translations into Czech
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Only five years, huh?
Who could pay off a house in only five years?
It's only five years away.
That's a hell of a mountain to climb in only five years.
Only five years you have left.
They were together only five years before she died.
Only five years of freedom.
The woman who is only five years older than your daughter.
Wow, that's a lot of Filet-O-Fish wrappers for only five years.
I got a college degree. After only five years of playing football.
After only five years of playing football, I got a college degree.
And that's how the King of Crack spent only five years in prison.
Israel is only five years old and has many enemies. but with or without her, we will survive.
Yeah, she's my stepmother and yeah, she's only five years older than us.
Only five years later, besides the tesa adhesive tape, Kirchberg advertises another product.
Today, the European Parliament represents significantly more Member States than when I spoke before Parliament only five years ago.
There's only five years between us but with my looks, people often think we're mother and daughter!
Ultimately, however, Parliament gave way, with the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) regrettably also voting in favour, Mr Pieper,and laid down only five years in the Structural Funds Regulation, which is clearly nothing like adequate given the scale of the subsidies.
His ID dates back only five years in Hawaii, so I ran facial recognition on a DMV photo and got a hit.
Only five years away from the 2015 deadline set for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs), it offers a unique opportunity for the international community to redouble its efforts to achieve those goals.
Who would have imagined only five years ago Turkish society and politicians openly and intensively discussing the Kurdish issue, civil-military relations, the reopening of the Halki seminar or relations with Romania?
We adopted the euro after only five years of membership in the EU and as Prime Minister Fico said on New Year's Day, we could see the euro as a lucky talisman bringing us stability and the potential for Slovakia to develop even more vigorously in this time of economic crisis.
