Examples of using Some consolation in English and their translations into Romanian
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Some consolation.
That's some consolation.
And Stockton offered you some consolation?
It would be some consolation, wouldn't it?
You would be"230 others," which is some consolation.
There is some consolation.
I thought reuniting you with yours might grant me some consolation.
That's some consolation, at least.
I suppose that is some consolation.
I got some consolation prizes.
That's why I wanted some consolation.
I owed Davina some consolation because I killed her first love.
Well, I think there are some consolations.
She needed some consolation toward the end.
Because we both know what I was-- some consolation prize.
Today I find some consolation that I have done my duty, and this place really, as it was said here, became a place of the oath, belief, the most honorable of the nation.
You gotta find some consolation in that.
But that it's okay to think of her too, andnot just as some consolation prize.
That may be some consolation for you.
Will you listen to me orhave you just come to get some consolation from me?”.
Well, that's some consolation, Jane.
Are Marvin and I andany other future children we may have just some consolation prize?
I hope that's some consolation, mr. Falsworth.
Are Marvin and I and any other future children we may have just some consolation prize?
I would like to give you some consolation… but all I can say is chins up.
Moreover, it is some consolation to learn that only part of these complaints were considered to come under the remit of the European Ombudsman, because a large proportion of the complaints not taken up by the European Ombudsman were transferred to other bodies, including the Committee on Petitions, which I chair.
In a statement made during her provisional release,Plavsic expressed hope that her guilty plea would"offer some consolation to the innocent victims-- Muslim, Croat and Serb.".
It would be some consolation for the feebleness of ourselves and our works, if all things should perish as slowly as they come into being; but as it is, increases are of sluggish growth, but the way to ruin is rapid.