Examples of using When we really in English and their translations into Danish
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What happens when we really need the cops?
When we really believe this, our consciences can truly be cleansed.
And where were you when we really needed you?
Today, when we really should have gone home,we begin our exploration of Quito.
They have never attacked a convoy when we really needed it.
And I think when we really see each other, we want to help each other.
I'm saying we just save it for when we really need it.
When we really understand the sacrificial ritual of the Levites,we can be born again ourselves.
The time has come when we really have to make a decision.
Do it too soon, andwe risk burning them for later, when we really need them.
When we really look at ourselves, it is evident that we are merely masses of sin.
Just consider the pressure that will come about when we really begin to grow fuel as opposed to food.
When we really live according to this scripture,we have nothing to fear, not even death,” declare Daniel and Stephan.
Therefore, it is critical that we do our best to use such things only when we really have to- if at all.
The disadvantage is that when we really have some genuine praise to give, it does not come with the force that is deserved.
As regards the application in other countries of current and future European Union legislation,it is very difficult when we really do not have competence elsewhere in Europe.
Today, when we really should have gone home,we begin our exploration of Quito. The first sight is- a breakfast bar.
However, the less effort the country and the government make to implement domestic reforms and to find a solution together with Greece,the more the Albanian population of the country will say:'What are we doing in this country when we really have no option of joining the European Union?
It will be important and essential to observe how the consistency that we are going to see andhope to see- as we are demanding for Nagoya- is maintained in Paris, when we really understand that protecting bluefin tuna means protecting not only an animal, but also a way of life, a culture and, above all, a way of seeing the world that relates to humanity.
We took private lessons when we were really young.
