Examples of using Same course in English and their translations into Czech
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Same course, different test.
Continue on the same course!
Same course, same speed.
They're not on the same course?
They were both in the same course. That was helpful of Mark to let us know.
In China we are pursuing the same course.
I'm doing the same course that you did.
Yet here we are, on the same course.
Note: the same courses are also shown in the database in the part"Choose a course. .
Ah, that's the same course as me.
No, ma'am. The Pizzouza's still on its same course.
We were on the same course, it was great.
No, ma'am. The Pizzouza's still on its same course.
That plane was on the same course we were on--to Meiktila.
So Leshae andFreddie were in the same course?
Until 2017 he taught the same course at the Faculty of Natural Sciences, Charles University in Prague.
Yet here we are, on the same course.
The same course would accommodate the Polish Championship of the Finn Class along with us.
A boy she's met on the same course.
These vessels follow the same course as your harmonious arteries. But they return the blood into two different systems.
The Pizzouza's still on its same course. No, ma'am.
God's Perfection necessitates that everything, literally everything, must continually follow the same course.
The Pizzouza's still on its same course. No, ma'am.
They all take the same courses through their four yearst, which means we don't have tracking, so yeah, so we don't track the students.
That was helpful of Mark to let us know they were both in the same course.
The physical body of the Redeemer followed the same course that every other physical body has to follow in accordance with the Natural Laws of the Creator.
A 1953 study at the University of Michigan found that planarian worms could navigate a maze more successfully after ingesting the remains of other worms who had also run the same course.
One is apt to repeat certain examples when one teaches the same courses Uh, Mr. Gannon, I have been doing a lot of thinking Uh… and, uh, well, semester after semester.
A 1953 study at the University of Michigan found that planarian worms could navigate a maze more successfully after ingesting the remains of other worms who had also run the same course.
Mr. Gannon, I have been doing a lot of thinking… and,well… when one teaches the same courses semester after semester… one is apt to repeat certain examples and certain concepts.