Examples of using Things go in English and their translations into Czech
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Things go wrong.
You know how these things go.
If things go well.
That's the way these things go, man.
If… if things go ill today.
People also translate
And most children let things go.
Don't let things go that far.
Things go wrong. Why? Insurance?
You let things go too far.
Things go wrong. Why? Insurance?
I said if things go well.
I know you, butI also know how things go.
Tomorrow if things go to plan.
You really need to learn to let things go.
I said if things go well. Whoa, whoa.
Mom, given his track record, if things go wrong.
If things go right, you might get lucky.
Whoa, whoa, whoa! Funny, I said if things go well.
Unless things go the way I want them to, neither are you.
You have really got to learn to let things go, Joe.
If things go well, we will be back long before then.
No backup, no local support, and if things go bad.
If things go south, that dagger might come in handy.
If we get out of here,I don't want to see how things go.
And if things go pear-shaped, we will drop your partner.
Why can't you just relax andsee where things go?
If things go well then he could be your in-law.
All we have to do is to observe andsee how things go.
It's about letting things go so you can get what you want.
Things go as planned, you will be back at 26 Fed in a day or two.