Examples of using Punctuated in English and their translations into Czech
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We have an argument punctuated by sex!
He punctuated everything he said with.
Until such a time let us send message, punctuated in blood.
And your paper on punctuated equilibrium in the Devonian Era was topnotch.
That we both end up regretting. The longer silences punctuated by moments of passion.
The longer silences punctuated by moments of passion… that we both end up regretting.
By moments of passion… that we both end up regretting. The longer silences punctuated.
If you want your 30s to be a blur of parties, punctuated by teeth cleanings, that's great.
Yes. that launches us into the next piece.Think of it as like a punctuated hit.
That your life is just a boring series of boring events punctuated by an occasional burst of Katie drama or a fight in gym class?
Punctuated by bouts of violence Their lives are lived in a state of permanent uncertainty, called the Viet Cong. with the black-clad communist rebel forces as government forces come to grips.
A realm filled with the relentless crushing quiet of peace, punctuated by the wretched cacophony of joyousness.
The atmosphere of their relationship, punctuated by minor misunderstandings that often border on farce, ultimately takes on a more dramatic cast, climaxing in a tragic finale with strong moral overtones.
All too earthy, some thought,as they looked down in disgust at a theatre of indolence, punctuated by debauchery, that had become the court.
The big apple orchard has invited us to spend some time with reading in a deck chair, andin absolute silence, punctuated by occasional faint cackling of ducks in the aviary.
Their lives are lived in a state of permanent uncertainty,with the black-clad communist rebel forces punctuated by bouts of violence called the Viet Cong. as government forces come to grips.
Mordecai and/ or Rigby of"Historias Corrientes" have to pick up trash park watching falling into black holes,be punctuated by lava or any of the usual dangers.
Go ahead, punctuate it.
And as the steps were punctuating the banks of the river… so were the Hindu festivals punctuating the days of the year.