Examples of using Would raise in English and their translations into Polish
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You would raise cattle?
Danielle, we agreed I would raise him.
Who would raise the kids?
Danielle, we agreed I would raise him.
That would raise funds.
People also translate
Danielle, we agreed I would raise him.
That would raise a lot of questions.
That's catchy. Money would raise itself.
No, it would raise too many questions.
He's my kid! Danielle, we agreed I would raise him.
Who would raise a fish for so long?
He knew that dollar would raise suspicions.
It would raise too much suspicion at Stan's.
But love is the hand that would raise him on high.
Finally, would raise some further questions.
An alehouse or a whorehouse that would raise the spirits.
But nobody would raise a hand against Gahiji.
An alehouse or a whorehouse that would raise the spirits, eh?
And then the cops brought him to the woods hoping the bears would raise him.
Firing him would raise only more attention.
I would go to California andtry to start over, and she would raise my baby.
And a new alliance would raise her international standing.
It would raise the costs of compulsory motor insurance and burden the courts with additional disputes, which could be settled out of court.
I thought this kind of stuff would raise the value of his work.
It would raise the men's spirits, if they were allowed to panic.
Spain's Prince Don Carlos would raise her international standing.
That would raise red flags with the insurance companies and the police.
It is estimated that the rise in fees would raise £155 million for the Treasury.
He would raise her legs… and the woman grabbed the man's head… and rubbed it.