Examples of using Whose feet in English and their translations into Polish
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Whose feet?
People need to know whose feet this is.
Whose feet they hurt with fetters: he was laid in iron.
And just like the guy whose feet are too big--♪.
A man whose feet and ankles were deformed from birth was there.
I work with a guy whose feet stick to walls.
We, whose feet lost form from walking the steppe,
tired god whose feet hurt.
Me, the one whose feet you're standing on.
We would like you to perceive that the sailor Querelle… born of that solitude in which the officer himself remained isolated… was a figure comparable to the angel of the Apocalypse… whose feet rest upon the waters.
Babbling something about an old woman whose feet never touched the ground.
if he drinks water, whose feet were washed Brahmana.
Is also named Maria And this woman, at whose feet all sins are heaped.
And this woman, at whose feet all sins are heaped… is also called Maria.
the casting directors whose feet I have to kiss just to get to the next room
And just like the guy whose feet♪♪ Are too big for his bed♪♪ Nothing seems to fit♪.
you are the saints whose feet were washed by the River Ganges.
This sweet gentle man at whose feet I kneeled gave me the truth from his own mouth.
above Him- Jesus Christ, at whose feet flows out an infernal river, into which the sinners are thrown.
Another day I had to refuse shoes to children whose feet were wet and cold, because I only
but unlike adults, whose feet are parallel, he always has one foot forward, ready to set out.
pointed his staff toward the three hundred and sixty-five idols whose feet had been reinforced with lead
All right, whose foot's in my face?
Oh, I'm the person whose foot is going to prevent him from sitting down.
Whose foot would fit the little slipper. The prince would marry her.
Whose foot's in my face?
Whose foot is in my face?
to a wanderer whose foot breaks into thy peaks you present a frightening picture of the fate of many nations,