Examples of using To sending in English and their translations into Czech
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I will look forward to sending it.
Say no to sending our children to die.
Yeah, exactly. He admitted to sending the others.
To sending Kelton the texts.- But you admit.
I look forward to sending you back.
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To sending a man back in time and returning him, of course.
Did he admit to sending the champagne?
To sending the tweets. Well, for starters, neither of us can admit.
She admitted to sending him $8,000.
But you admit to sending Kelton the texts.
When he was 21, his mother resigned herself to sending him to Shiraz.
I am committed to sending a message to the tau'ri.
For starters, neither of us can admit to sending the tweets.
He admitted to sending the others. Yeah, exactly.
I'm so close to sending a complaint to the Imigration Authority.
Well I have given the girl something to calm her down andI have taken the liberty to sending for a local nurse.
That's what I get to sending a boy to do a man's job.
Still Waters school's having a meeting to get parents to commit to sending their kids there.
They should get around to sending somebody to investigate by summer.
In front of your enemies. Anyone who ever passed a note in class… knows there can be serious consequences to sending messages.
And you're now admitting to sending this text to his wife?
I am well aware that Russia and China are opposed to sanctions, but the European Union must make every effort to persuade these powersto agree to sanctions, which are an alternative to sending in the army.
Hanna, Melissa openly admitted to sending Ali angry text messages.
Zanetti admits to sending hate mail to the recruitment office, but swears up and down he didn't kill anybody.
I found these letters in Maeve's loft, andI guess she didn't get around to sending this one, and… it's really good.
What do you say to sending them to the Atami Hot Springs? Why?
Anyone who ever passed a note in class… knows there can be serious consequences to sending messages… in front of your enemies.
I'm sorry, but I object to sending emotionally disturbed students for interrogation.