Examples of using Same argument in English and their translations into Czech
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We had the very same argument.
Same argument, third time in a row.
It's like they keep having the same argument.
Same argument, third time in a row.
Then I'm using that same argument for"fligament.
Same argument, same card to play.
Been having the same argument since I met them.
Same argument, third time in a row.- I wish I was.
That must be tough,you two having the same argument every year.
Same argument, third time in a row.- I wish I was.
And then the next day we have the same argument like a bad rerun!
Same argument, third time in a row.- I wish I was.
I simply thought she had grown weary of making the same argument.
They have the same argument every six months of so.
At least once a month.Because it feels like we have the same argument- Are you?
So the same argument applies now to the nomination of the Commission.
You're right". Andthen the next day we have the same argument like a bad rerun!
Of making the same argument. I simply thought she had grown weary.
Are you? Because it feels like we have the same argument at least once a month.
And given the adverse publicitysurrounding the trial… Objection, Your Honour, it's the same argument.
Mrs. Florrick, do you have the same argument- against Mr. Andrews' objection?
Why do we keep ignoring the fact every decade for the last five decades? that we have seen the same argument.
Objection, Your Honour- it's the same argument. And given the adverse publicity surrounding the trial.
Had Mr Gollnisch made the same statement in a part-session of the European Parliament orin one of his committees, would the same argument be being made?
Obviously, the same argument applies to businesses; those that abide by the rules pay the price for this situation.
I'm so sick of the same people having the same argument in the same town.
And the same argument would apply if you looked at one of the intricate structures found in nature, such as the human eye.
Mr Kennedy, before you were even born… I heard that very same argument from a Mr Mitchell Palmer.
The same argument could apply to Title 14,'Customs Union', which also refers to perfecting the Union's external borders, which, in turn, will enable us to ensure that our single market functions correctly.
Mr. Kennedy, before you were even born… I heard that very same argument from a Mr. Mitchell Palmer.