Examples of using Flay in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
Ryan Flay.
Flay him, I say!
Your name is Ryan Flay.
A flayed man none.".
My brother would flay him.
I will flay thy bones.
What would Bobby Flay do?
Ryan Flay and David Rigby.
Congress would flay you alive.
Flay, manservant to the Earl.
No, Jonathan Flay is my father.
Flay him with your earbuds!
The killer flayed the skin, the flesh.
These are letters sent to Ryan Flay.
Jonathan Flay was working on it.
Look at this, the world-famous chef Bobby Flay.
Enid Flay, I have a warrant to search your… caravan.
That's the business of His Lordship and Mr Flay.
The killer flayed the skin, the flesh, completely off.
La Roche, a pox on him, I will flay his bones.
Aye, I will flay their bones, a pox on them all.
These are letters, drafts with a similar encryption sent to Ryan Flay.
I could have an empire like Bobby Flay. And it still wouldn't be good enough for you.
In the Mayan tradition, their great god, often pictured as a feathered serpent,was said to have been responsible for the death of the god of Mars, flayed him to death.
So cameraman Kevin Flay and researcher Matt Swarbrick didn't know what to expect.
But according to the modern translation of Sumerian and Babylonian origin myths, a cataclysmic event occurred on Mars,an event that sounds remarkably similar to ancient Mesoamerican myths about a feathered serpent flaying the red planet.
Signs of a possible nuclear blast,myths of a comet flaying the planet… and a controversial NASA experiment that may have found life.
This summer, Bobby Flay shocked us all when, during an episode of Iron Chef, he ripped open his chef's coat to reveal a shirt that said,“This is my last Iron Chef battle ever,” leading to a collective gasp from the audience and hosts that quickly made its way to the tabloids before the episode had even aired.
But the priests were too few, so thatthey could not flay all the burnt offerings: therefore their brothers the Levites helped them, until the work was ended, and until the priests had sanctified themselves; for the Levites were more upright in heart to sanctify themselves than the priests.
