Examples of using Solving crimes in English and their translations into Czech
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Solving crimes.
Father and son, solving crimes.
Solving crimes.
Mm. And start solving crimes together.
Solving crimes, putting away the bad guys.
Fred found a sniffer. Solving crimes.
Uh…- Solving crimes together?
He was always very slowly solving crimes.
Guys, solving crimes makes sense to me.
I don't get nothing extra for solving crimes.
That's for solving crimes, not committing them.
Getting to work with him all the time, solving crimes, eating meat pies.
But solving crimes isn't all about getting shot at.
I thought I was going to be solving crimes with a germaphobic dude.
Poirot was a lonely man butwhat he does with his life is solving crimes.
These two geniuses can go around solving crimes and picking up the bad guys.
These two geniuses and picking up the bad guys. can go around solving crimes.
And picking up the bad guys. can go around solving crimes And that way, these two geniuses.
And I want to give you credit for realizing it's not just about solving crimes.
Shifu and the dragon warrior together, solving crimes.[kung-fu noises] stopping bad guys.
Because we might get hurt or step on some toes. Point is, we can't stop solving crimes.
By the time I'm done,you will be solving crimes in the Port Authority bus station.
Now we're just lame-os who fall asleep at 9:00 to the sound of Mark Harmon solving crimes.
We can't stop solving crimes because we might get hurt or step on some toes.
You don't see him flying around the world, solving crimes and banging broads?
Pretty good pickings, solving crimes for barons… and putting your fees into Swiss banks.
So, basically, your plan is just to sit there solving crimes like you always do?
Solving crimes takes a little longer than a one-hour television show. Well, you know, in the real world.
And how many times have you seen a psychic in the newspaper solving crimes, or healing someone without medicine.
Solving crimes takes a little longer than a one-hour television show. Well, you know, in the real world.