Examples of using She's in the wind in English and their translations into Czech
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She's in the wind.
As of now, she's in the wind.
She's in the wind.
Yeah, and she's in the wind.
She's in the wind.
Looks like she's in the wind.
She's in the wind?
Carol Spears. She's in the wind.
She's in the wind. Carol Spears.
Now it looks like she's in the wind.
Now she's in the wind.
It's just her. And now she's in the wind.
Then she's in the wind.
We got to do better than"she's in the wind.
She's in the wind. Yeah, a uniform checked her out last night.
Then you know she's in the wind.
She's in the wind. I sent a couple of unis to her address, but.
She's in the wind. If I don't answer, if I don't pick up, if I sound distressed.
If I don't answer, if I don't pick up,if I sound distressed, she's in the wind.
As long as she's in the wind, it doesn't look good for your chief.
I have already checked welfare, Medicaid,HUD rolls… she's in the wind.
Because if she's in the wind, doesn't that mean she's a spirit?
There's plain-clothes units sitting on her house in case she comes back, but if she doesn't,I think it's safe to say she's in the wind.
Now she is in the wind.
Esposito's talking to her friends right now, but she's still in the wind.
I left her another voicemail,but knowing her, she's probably in the wind.