Examples of using When she talks in English and their translations into Czech
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Smiling when she talks.
When she talks, I hear angels.
I will let you know when she talks.
When she talks, people listen.
I will let you know when she talks.
I love it when she talks dork dirty.
About her home or her family. Especially when she talks.
I wanna be there when she talks to rose.
When she talks about guns, you can tell it's for real.
Her pupils dilate when she talks about the judge.
When she talks about her faith, you can tell it's for real.
I want to be there when she talks to Rose.
When she talks about guns, you can tell it's for real.
Have you seen"Julie Julia"… Mm. When she talks like this?
Especially when she talks of her home and family.
Well, I don't see nothin' wrong with her voice when she talks.
Especially when she talks about her home or her family.
I forgot how endearing it was when she talks in her sleep.
When she talks about her faith, you can tell it's for real.
But you should hear her voice when she talks about the girls.
See, when she talks about"the relationship," I kind of don't listen.
My problem with my girlfriend is, she's very sweet, but she's shit at telling stories, and I'm awesome at telling stories,so it really bothers me when she talks.
Do you promise, when she talks, you will listen?
I mean when she talks, I'm actually listening to her and not just nodding my head and imagining what she looks like naked on a see-saw.
Mr President, I strongly agree with Minister Barnier when he talks about food sovereignty and its importance, andwith Commissioner Fischer Boel when she talks about the importance of climate change on the agriculture agenda today.
Sometimes when she talks, she uses so many words that I get a little lost.
You're just like Madonna when she talks about her 23-year-old boyfriends.
Madam President, Mrs Haug is right to alert the Commission to possible improvements in its draft budget when she talks about the transparency of administrative expenditure, particularly for the agencies, better financial programming and better evaluation of human resources.
Lady Ashton does not talk about mainstreaming in her speech,but I fear that, when she talks about a silver thread so thin that it risks breaking at the first pressure,she is talking about a sort of filigree foreign policy.