Examples of using When it came to in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
When it came to my brother, yes.
I was blinded when it came to you, Joe.
When it came to it? .
Let them die out, When it came to this Time!
So… when it came to its position.
You closed your eyes when it came to us.
Especially when it came to the important things.
She seemed pretty well-adjusted when it came to them.
But when it came to the prisoner, he refused!
Cyrus was a genius when it came to finances.
When it came to business, Dean Massey was ruthless.
Cyrus was a genius when it came to finances.
But when it came to me, the lazy eye, I look crazy.
I would never guess when it came to the basics.
So when it came to light, my loyalty was questioned.
I know I screwed up when it came to you.
When it came to the companies he backed. He invested in tech start-ups, and he was uncompromising.
Yeah, well, except when it came to his own son.
Our parents weren't exactly big in the imagination department when it came to names.
There was no concern when it came to sweet water.
When it came to Tokyo residences. No one worried about things like that then.
She seemed pretty well adjusted when it came to them.
But when it came to the crunch, Belisarius rejected to become king of Italy;
People lied the least when it came to age.
When it came to power in 1933, the Nazi Party had over 2 million members.
Would she have, though, when it came to it? .
When it came to an understanding of force, Malebranche found great difficulties with the ideas of his fellow scientists.
But he could take off the ladies, when it came to alcohol.
Dean Massey was ruthless. When it came to business, Well, no.
You always said I wouldn't have to marry him when it came to it. .