Examples of using Some corner in English and their translations into Czech
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Cut some corners.
We will meet you on some corner.
In some corner somewhere.- Aaron's crying off.
It's time to attack some corners.
He working some corner over the Hilltop now.
It's time to attack some corners.
My foreman cut some corners with the scaffolding.
Your partner Will cut some corners.
You get screwed in some corner, And then… then you get pregnant.
Then you get pregnant. And then… You get screwed in some corner.
Aaron's crying off in some corner somewhere.
Then you get pregnant. And then… You get screwed in some corner.
You get screwed in some corner, And then… then you get pregnant.
As this was quite monotonous,I decided we should do some cornering.
You get screwed in some corner, then you get pregnant. And then.
If it were me and I had to learn everything all over again,I would be curled up in some corner.
He's still off fighting in some corner of the world.
Find some corner to hang out in, you know. I'm probably gonna try and.
He's still off fighting in some corner of the world.
There's, uh… some corner, and-and we can… we can talk in private.
For the hope there might exist on earth some corner of this paradise-- paradise?
There must be some corner cupboard in the cottage where nobody ever goes.
Actually, because I have had these photographs printed andthey are all photos of X-bows just after they have done some cornering.
You get screwed in some corner, then you get pregnant. And then.
Firstly, almost everyone now at least agrees that global warming is a fact, even if some corner of our planet happens to be temporarily colder than in the past.
There must be some corner cupboard in the cottage where nobody ever goes. And the book.
He actually wants to make a real difference in people's lives, not just stand in some corner of this building, offering the illusion of security to professional bureaucrats.
And even if there was,somewhere in some corner of his mind there is a memory, a lingering memory.
And the book. There must be some corner cupboard in the cottage.
Klauzál square is in the middle of the Jewish Quarter, just some corners from the center of nightlife(Gozsdu Udvar) Budapest, where many cafés, restaurants, bars are located.