Examples of using The fiddler in English and their translations into Polish
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One for the fiddler.
The fiddler's family was very sad.
Time to pay the fiddler.
Who's the fiddler on my freaking roof?
Time to pay the fiddler.
People also translate
The Fiddler on the Roof reject over there.
No, no, it's not the fiddler.
It's the fiddler. Max!
I was talking about the fiddler.
Derek"the Fiddler" Clark?
Male. Caucasian. The Fiddler.
This year, the fiddler is coming again to Valdres- to do good.
No, it's not the fiddler.
What you see here are two lads,one of them larger than the other: the fireman and the fiddler.
First off, the Fiddler was a man.
THIS IS WHAT IS MEANT BY"paying THE FIDDLER.
Joseph Stalin is the Fiddler on the Roof!
But if you wanna dance,you got to pay the fiddler.
She is formerly the fiddler for the group Celtic Woman.
Are you here for the fiddler?
You can put a tuxedo on the fiddler but he's still gonna play the same old tune.
But if you want to dance,you got to pay the Fiddler.
You can put a tuxedo on the fiddler but he's sti gonna pay the same od tune.
In this way, and for the lack of other opportunities, Uncle Vova and the Fiddler become… artists.
At a very close distance, the fiddler looks taller than the fireman, but at a far distance their normal, their true, relations are preserved.
So they chopped off the fiddler's finger.
One, the farther away they are, the smaller they look; and two,the fireman is always bigger than the fiddler.
Is that the role you wish for me… The Fiddler at Rome's pyre?
Starting out on a trip,like Uncle Vova and the Fiddler, they actually set out to find a way home, but the journey yielded an almost journalistic commentary on a nearby yet distant reality: the last enclaves of handicraft, the relations between the Turks and the Kurds, or, the contemporary problems of the Roma people.
My devil danced with his demon, and the fiddler's tune is far from over.
