Examples of using Right to go in English and their translations into Polish
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They have no right to go anywhere!
Women are increasingly joining the military and demanding the right to go into combat.
Turn right to go left?
I don't think you have the right to go upstairs.
Your right to go to heaven.
People also translate
Similarly a God's servant has got the right to go anywhere.
It's our right to go to Rome!
Postpone this trip and give me the right to go with you.
I have the right to go wherever I please.
Thanks, Lynette. And you have every right to go to hell.
You have no right to go into my house!
The government said everybody has the right to go to school.
He's got a right to go through the land.
Don't I, as a descendant of Lembitu, have the right to go in there if I want?
Turn right to go left!
So what? That doesn't give you the right to go prowling round.
You have no right to go investigating who he is.
It must really burn you that I think I have the right to go out with him.
A girl has got a right to go with anyone she wants.
I even believe you have the courage to save him… by giving me the right to go in your place.
I don't have any right to go into his house.
We have a right to go where we wish when we wish,
You Don''t have the right to go upstairs.
Nobody has the right to go into another person's bunk unless you have permission from that person.
Since he was a bachelor Isaac had the right to go four years at Trinity College.
I was buying my right to go on with my day and not necessarily be bothered by this bad news.
From the tricycle experiences, we instinctively turn right to go right and it works.
You have no right to go through my stuff! Gimme this!
the Turks will have the right to go anywhere in the EU.
There is the right to go on holiday three years earlier.