Examples of using Some reports in English and their translations into Czech
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Some reports, please.
There have been some reports.
I have some reports to get out by noon o'clock.
I'm filling out some reports.
Some reports claim that UFOs simply disappear into thin air.
Yeah, I have some reports to clean up.
I have come to pick up some reports.
I have gotten some reports about your behavior.
Before we left Republic City,we got some reports.
Gyeong-ran gave me some reports to pass along to you.
Casey, I'm gonna have to swing home pick up some reports.
Some reports have been known to quote more than 2 million jobs.
Go in there, and fake me some reports. It is?
There have been some reports of staff members eating on the floor.
I went to the library and looked up some reports from when he was.
He has sent some reports to Rome and must await the replies from His Holiness.
While the effects of the shopping holiday were significant in these countries, some reports indicate that Black Friday enthusiasm may have cooled in Western Europe.
Pick up some reports I have been working on. Casey, I'm gonna have to swing home.
I came to talk to you about some reports, and then I saw security run out of the mansion.
Some reports indicate that there is a political and violent uprising taking place within the prison.
I was dropping off some reports at the end of the day, and he was leaving the office.
There are some reports that Hitler died; result of a stroke suffered several days ago.
We had an appointment this morning to go over some reports, which you missed and Delenn called to set up a meeting in half an hour in the president's office.
And while some reports suggest the Americans may have been captured by rebel forces, the White House is denying those claims, saying.
An earlier report referred modestly to a European modular concept; some reports talk about megatrucks and gigaliners, the theory of the road lobby being that the larger the lorry the less it will consume and the greater the saving.
There have been some reports in the press and elsewhere concerning movement of nuclear material.
Even though this report may appear to be very much based on consensus, andas has been said in some reports I have read, is of little media interest, involved little internal conflict, little external conflict, and little of anything, it certainly represents a great deal for countries that have young democracies and must hold elections.
Contrary to some reports in the media, the directive relates only to medicinal products subject to medical prescription.
Some report being paralyzed.
May we take back some report to Mr McKean, ma'am?
