Examples of using I'm a colonel in English and their translations into Polish
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And I'm a colonel.
I'm a colonel with KGB.
Actually, I'm a colonel now.
I'm a colonel with USAMRIID.
And you should know that I'm a colonel in the Bolivian army.
I'm a Colonel in the Union Army.
I'm a colonel, nasty little cuss.
Let me remind you, major, that I'm a colonel in the SS… and not some lieutenant you can frighten with your threats!
I'm a colonel in the Continental Army.
Let me remind you, major, that I'm a colonel in the SS… and not some lieutenant you can frighten with your threats!
I'm a colonel of the Piedmont Hussards.
Let me remind you, Major, that I'm a colonel in the SS… and not a lieutenant whom you can frighten with your threats!
My problem is I'm a colonel… so I will just have to take cold showers… until they elect some gal president.
Private, I'm a colonel in the Canadian Armed Forces.
I am a colonel, right?
I am a colonel, you know?
I was a colonel in the gulf war.
I was a Colonel.
I was a colonel in that cavalry.
I was a Colonel.
I was a Colonel, and I had to watch these death squads work.
You obviously served your country with distinction. I was a colonel.
I AM A COLONEL, YOU ARE A CAPTAIN.
HANS, I AM A COLONEL, YOU ARE A CAPTAIN.
Remember yesterday I was a colonel's body?
You obviously served your country with distinction. I was a colonel.