Examples of using Unable to speak in English and their translations into Czech
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Are you unable to speak?
He's stable. Still in a coma, unable to speak.
Without money, unable to speak the language.
You have realised you are unable to speak.
Unable to speak or feel anything… but the most primitive emotions.
Still in a coma, unable to speak.
The victim is unable to speak, but witnesses described the assailant.
No one knows. He's unable to speak.
Unable to speak, he dipped his fingers into his own blood… writing on the ground.
He can eat, but so far he's been unable to speak.
I was unable to speak with God. Today was the first day in a long while.
It seems the town has been rendered unable to speak.
Dr. Xavier is unable to speak for himself, but his work speaks for him.
I just spent six weeks in a bed, unable to speak.
I'm basically unable to speak at the moment when I have to or want to say something.
You have been stuck in there all this time, unable to speak.
And maybe if I found myself unable to speak or something… this would tell them who I was before.
When I got to her, she was unable to speak.
Edmée being unable to speak, suspicion rested heavily on Bernard whose fiery temper and stormy past caused tongues to wag.
Are all the Sons of Mithras unable to speak plainly?
Mr Anderson… what good is a phone call if you're unable to speak?
It would also suggest that he's unable to speak. So if the unsub sustained an injury to the jaw.
The right side of his body is paralyzed, and he's unable to speak.
He's been in and out of consciousness, unable to speak. He suffered a stroke.
He suffered a stroke. He's been in and out of consciousness, unable to speak.
I made it clear that Mr. Taymor is unable to speak right now.
Tell me, Mr. Anderson… what good is a phone call… if you're unable to speak?
So he was trapped in there, fully conscious but unable to speak for how long?
Why did romance feel like a foreign language I was unable to speak?
The result is what you see… a woman without any willpower… unable to speak or even act by herself.