Examples of using To be in a band in English and their translations into Czech
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I used to be in a band.
Senior year we were going to be in a band.
I used to be in a band.
Any boy who wants to be popular is obliged to be in a band.
You used to be in a band?
Someone in passing just said,"You know,Liam wanted to be in a band.
I used to be in a band.
You remember how I used to be in a band?
We used to be in a band together.
I came to London solely to find some people to be in a band with and make music.
I used to be in a band, but not anymore.
Why d'yis want to be in a band?
You need to be in a band that can occupy this space.
Who pretended to be in a band?
I get to be in a band and make music with these people.
I don't want to be in a band.
It's great to be in a band where, you know, we're not afraid to do that, not afraid to speak our minds and get booed once in a while. It's all right.
I don't want to be in a band.
When we were six, we promised to be in a band together.
I used to be in a band in the'70s. One day.
I went through this phase in middle school where I wanted to be in a band, so my mom got me a guitar.
Where I wanted to be in a band, so my mom got me a guitar.
You guys never hang out with me, you never invite me to do stuff, butnow you want me to be in a band with you because my grandma gave me $100.
I sort of wanted to be in a band with Graham from the moment I first saw him, actually.
You know, I used to be in a band too.
Wouldn't it be great to be in a band with junkies instead of guys who collect baseball cards?
You know, i always wanted to be in a band like the bangles.
I don't want to be in a band anymore.
I don't want to be in a band anymore.