Examples of using Some circles in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
In some circles.
Hearts are a commodity in some circles.
In some circles.
She was known as"Kelly" in some circles.
In some circles, that is half a year.
Bet that went down well in some circles.
In some circles, is pretty spectacular.
And it is very popular in some circles.
I'm sure in some circles, you're badass, Look.
Him and his ice pick were pretty famous in some circles.
It's old, very old, which in some circles equals impressive.
In some circles, but not nearly as famous as Carrie Underwood.
You're a hottie in some circles, right?
I guess, in some circles, it would be called a solution.
Come here. You're a hottie in some circles, right?
I'm sure in some circles, you're badass, or not. Look.
Your trips to Boston have created concern in some circles.
Wally Strobes: Well, in some circles, yes, I think.
In some circles he is known as a collector of old manuscripts.
You're a hottie in some circles, right? Come here.
In some circles, this is considered a piece of automotive art.
The upper side of cabochon uneven(some circles are raised), the bottom smooth.
In some circles it became a popular theme to"debunk" Henry Ford.
But it's actually a remarkably effective street-fighting tool. The titty-twister is frowned upon in some circles.
I'm sure in some circles, you're badass, Look, or not.
PL Madam President, the accession of Turkey to the European Union is a cause of much controversy in some circles.
In some circles, I am openly despised and in others, I am irrelevant.
Nevertheless, the word'story' has been used recently in some circles as a synonym for content marketing.
Well, Carlos, in some circles, beating people up at all is frowned upon.
Than the Super Bowl, the Kentucky Derby… and the Lower Oakland Roller Derby Finals all rolled into one. Very tense. In some circles the Mint 400 is a far, far better thing.