Examples of using Weeks in a row in English and their translations into Czech
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Weeks in a row.
Three weeks in a row?
I traveled on foot for two weeks in a row.
Two weeks in a row.
Tani here won three weeks in a row.
Two weeks in a row.
Hope they're ready to lose two weeks in a row.
Three weeks in a row?
Logan played at my table six weeks in a row.
Two weeks in a row.
It's just we have gone for the last six weeks in a row.
Straight weeks in a row.
Girl has picked every winner two weeks in a row.
Every winner two weeks in a row. Girl has picked.
So I thought about that for, like, three weeks in a row.
Five weeks in a row. I mean, you have literally brought in tampons.
That's two weeks in a row.
And showed it to them. And he took people out there three weeks in a row.
Great, nine weeks in a row.
This new book has been a bestseller for three weeks in a row.
It's run three weeks in a row now.
I mean, you have literally brought in tampons five weeks in a row.
You and your buddies win five weeks in a row and get paid the exact amount, on time, and now, the first time you lose, you turn your cell phones off?
And that's two weeks in a row!
But every time one of you loses two weeks in a row.
And he took people out there three weeks in a row and showed it to them.
We weren't up on that wire long,but yeah, three weeks in a row.
Dude… you flaked on me two weeks in a row.
Apparently, the two of them shared a hotel room a few weeks in a row.
So I thought about that for, like, three weeks in a row, day and night.