Examples of using Take the first in English and their translations into Polish
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Take the first left.
Morgan and Prentiss, take the first.
Take the first and third Sunday.
After crossing subway take the first left turn.
Take the first and third Sunday.
People also translate
I will take the second floor, you take the first.
Take the first decent job that comes along.
Until then, you, Trini, and Hank take the first three.
Take the first and third Sunday of the month.
Enter by Bab Yacout and take the first on the left.
Take the first and third Sunday of the month.
At the roundabout take the first left down Watford Road.
Take the first and third Sunday of the month.
If you want to purge the purse, take the first important step.
Take the first and third Sunday of the month.
Roundabout, to turn right and take the first on the left. Kitchen.
Please take the first available booth on the left.
after crossing subway take the first left turn.
Take the first left after the Killarney Avenue Hotel into Countess Road.
Arriving in St Michel de Lanes take the first turning left,
Take the first folded square
After a mere 150 meters drive on Bar Bar Shah Lane, take the first left turn onto the EXCHANGE ROAD,
Take the first left turn onto the Exchange Road,
at the village end, take the first on right(C12) stay on this road for 4Km(at halfway fork bear right)
Please take the first available booth on the left. The show will begin in 30 seconds.
filling station on your right hand side, the road curves around in a bend to the right and when you come off the bend take the first right hand turn into Cashelmara.
Facing the intersection, take the first on the left(Oberth Hermann Street)
after crossing subway take the first left turn, and the hotel is located on your left before you reach the Khar railway station.
saw rising star Jorge Lorenzo take the first of what's surely going to be multiple titles,
Walk past the Old Orange Orthodox Church and take the first left street where you see a perfume shop with a huge plasma tv on it,