Examples of using Half-time in English and their translations into Danish
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It's half-time.
Half-time, no music.
Yeah, baby! Half-time.
Half-time in a museum, quite well paid.
It will be half-time soon.
Liverpool are down 3-0 at half-time.
Yeah, half-time show starts in about five minutes.
Pep took him off at half-time.
Half-time result or first team to score will stand.
It must be nearly half-time.
It's half-time and we're here with Marcelo for an exclusive.
Seven minutes to go to half-time.
What was the score at half-time in the NBA playoffs last night?
Felt different after half-time.
Half-time and part-time working: granted extended from 1991 to 1992 5.
I will work full-time, half-time.
You just sit on the bench at half-time they introduce you, and you make a speech.
She would be asleep before half-time.
Half-time and part-time working:- granted- extended from 1993 to 1994 5.
An exciting guy who could even perform at half-time.
This would be unusual for half-time at the Super Bowl.
An exciting guy who could maybe even perform at half-time.
Now we hear the half-time whistle, but I suspect Mr Barroso is not a man to listen to whistle-blowers.
What's time for you,might be half-time for me.
He was offered a half-time position at Brown University as an instructor which he accepted despite the fact that it really did not pay enough for him to survive.
This is one of the new tricks he was going to do at half-time.
HU Madam President,the Hungarian EU Presidency has reached half-time, so it is worth reviewing the achievements to date.
He then accepted a professorship at the University of Massachusetts where heworked full-time until 1973, then half-time until 1980.
The trailer or a lot more of the Spot,they want to broadcast at half-time break from the Super Bowl, really does make a good impression.
He obtained a half-time post at the Technical School from 1945 and there has been criticism of the Technical School for not treating a distinguished academic like Bernays in a more honourable way.
