Examples of using Two poor in English and their translations into Czech
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I need two poor boys.
Two poor lads from Jersey, up from nothing.
Like these two poor creatures.
Two poor lads from Jersey, up from nothing.
You're gonna let those two poor kids take the fall?
Those two poor fuckers are so innocent.
Chasing big dreams. We were two poor kids.
Those two poor saints.
Who seek religious comfort.-It appears there are two poor souls.
She has to raise two poor children all by herself now.
He charged through the front door there, and struck these two poor men.
We are just two poor refugees, far from our homes.
Down there lies a Plane wreck with two dead Germans andup here are two poor pigs, have degree's nor managed.
We were two poor kids chasing big dreams.
First two victims were white, third hispanic, two men, one woman,one rich, two poor, one young, two old, one famous, two obscure… yeah.
Nailed those two poor suckers on the road and the doctor's place is here!
Mills has submitted a parliamentary motion calling for the restrictions on Bulgarians and Romanians to be extended by another five years- час, Він говорить,for the economic gap between Britain and the EU's two poorest countries to close.
To the lives of two poor immigrants. You have given meaning.
It is not yet clear to what extent the plans to inject huge sums of money to support the economies andimprove social conditions in the two poorest of the six member states could help to bring an end to the ongoing demonstrations.
Two poor musicians accidentally get involved in a war between mafia gangs.
God is glad to see two poor souls helping each other.
And two poor souls caught out in such cold must lie warm in each other's arms to survive.
One young, two old, one famous, two obscure… two men, two poor, third hispanic, First two victims were white, one woman, one rich.
And those two poor dears are sitting over there All this hostile talk, just dying to be friendly.
It appears there are two poor souls who seek religious comfort.
Two for insubordination, two for poor work habits and three for loose morals.
