Examples of using I shall have to go in English and their translations into Polish
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I shall have to go.
And now I'm so fatigued by the cure that I… to be cured of the fatigue. I really think that I shall have to go to Bath again.
I shall have to go deep.
And now I'm so fatigued by the cure that I… I really think that I shall have to go to Bath again… to be cured of the fatigue.
I shall have to go deep.
I'm sure those are not the right words,' said poor Alice, andher eyes filled with tears again as she went on,'I must be Mabel after all, and I shall have to go and live in that poky little house, and have next to no toys to play with, and oh! ever so many lessons to learn!
I shall have to go and change.
Very old. I shall have to go deep.
I shall have to go now. Yes.
Yes. I shall have to go now.
I shall have to go in about five minutes.
Yes. I shall have to go now.
I shall have to go to the office on.
Then I shall have to go to her.
I shall have to go over it again in the morning.
And I shall have to go deeper still.
I shall have to go deep. An old one, very old.
Then I shall have to go to her.
I shall have to go deep.- An old one, very old.
I shall have to go to Uppercross now.
I shall have to go to Howards End.
I shall have to go to Howards End and take charge.
And I shall have to go to Scotland to organise the funeral.
I shall have to go back to the Post Office,to see why the telephone hasn't been connected.
Plainly, I shall have to go to Auschwitz and I would be very grateful if you would accompany me.
I shall have to go on forever prating about discipline and the inexhaustible resources of the dominion.