Examples of using Pedersen in English and their translations into Czech
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Colloquial
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Official
I'm Ane Pedersen.
Pedersen, none of your psychological warfare!
All right, Pedersen.
John Pedersen, you became an author late in life.
I'm Major Pedersen.
Lars Pedersen told me that you're booked for the European Gala.
Good morning, Mr. Pedersen.
I'm Major Pedersen, your, uh, roommate.
We met at the university,Dr Pedersen.
Claus Michael Pedersen is acquitted.
You can't go barging in on Professor Pedersen.
Knut Straud and Rolf Pedersen are on the mountains of Telemark waiting.
My client, Claus Michael Pedersen, had PID.
Mr. Pedersen was in there for 24 hours with no security,… and nobody assassinated him.
I think there's something you need to see over here,Dr. Pedersen.
Now it's your turn,Claus Michael Pedersen, you have the last word.
Does a company commander normally patrol as much as Claus Michael Pedersen did?
And nobody assassinated him. Mr. Pedersen was in there for 24 hours with no security.
Alright, today we're processing the case the Military Prosecution Service versus Claus Michael Pedersen.
I want the maulvi,the terps,- and get Pedersen to help with the kids.
Then there was Fitz, and, uh… oh, yeah, and then I slept with Simon,went to the women's clinic with Pedersen.
I also expect you to have weekly visits with Dr. Pedersen and go through her anger management program.
Dr. Pedersen, I really can't explain why the child told you the S.A.S. agents had been there two weeks ago.
Shortly before he disappeared,Professor Stanciulescu arranged a bank account for me in Geneva under the name of William Pedersen.
Doesn't freedom of speech give Pedersen the right to disagree and Express the right to criticise the Prime Minister?
Shortly before he disappeared, Professor Stanciulescu… arranged a bank account for me in Geneva… under the name of William Pedersen.
ParIy Pedersen and Vagn Fousing after a bollocking from the party chairman resigned from Labour to stand as independents.
Express tries to appeal to the lowest common denominator making Parly Pedersen a hero for criticising government aid to Africa.
Claus Michael Pedersen must be sentenced because there is no doubt that he intentionally disregarded the elementary rules of engagement.
I suggest that Dr Pedersen, who knows what's at stake, and Mr Straud, who knows his country backwards, be asked to return to Telemark in order to resolve this question.