Examples of using Something very odd in English and their translations into Czech
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Something very odd is happening.
I found something very odd.
Something very odd has happened.
There is, however, something very odd.
Something very odd is going on.
We're picking up something very odd.
Something very odd happened today.
There is, however, something very odd.
Something very odd is going on around here.
I just saw something very odd.
Something very odd's happened at the cemetery.
Thank you. Daddy… Something very odd is happening.
Something very odd is going on on the lake bed, look.
Thank you. Daddy… Something very odd is happening.
Then, on the night of the funeral, he did something very odd.
There's something very odd here.
About your age. She was insinuating something very odd.
There's something very odd going on.
Indeed. Indeed. Now, this isn't gossip, just something very odd.
I'm getting something very odd on the scanner, sir.
I was wondering what to do next when something very odd happened.
But something very odd happened with this costume.
I'm just dealing with something very odd right now.
Something very odd happened today. It's funny, really.
Thank you. Daddy… Something very odd is happening.
You know, Feege, I was looking around up top… and there was something very odd about this.
And suddenly something very odd happened to him.
Because, see, I found out something very odd today.
So I found something very odd that was on the victim: mercury fulminate.
Leslie, visually incredible, great pastry cream,ganache delicious, but something very odd came to mind whilst tasting the sponge.
