Examples of using My thoughts go in English and their translations into Slovak
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My thoughts go to the family.”.
On this sixth anniversary of the visit to Lampedusa, my thoughts go out to those“least ones” who daily cry out to the Lord, asking to be freed from the evils that afflict them.
My thoughts goes to his family.
Dear brothers and sisters, my thoughts go to beloved Iraq where this month's protest demonstrations left many dead and wounded.
My thoughts go to the Cuban people.
The day after tomorrow will be Christmas and my thoughts go especially to families, who are reunited these days: those who live far from their parents leave and go back home; the brothers try to find each other….
My thoughts go out to Turkish people.
On this sixth anniversary of the visit to Lampedusa, my thoughts go out to those‘least ones'', said the Pope, those‘who daily cry out to the Lord, asking to be freed from the evils that afflict them'.
My thoughts go out to all those….
In particular, my thoughts go out to three areas of crisis: the Middle East, Iraq and Ukraine.
My thoughts go out to you, my immortal beloved.
Dear brothers and sisters, my thoughts go to beloved Iraq, where the protest demonstrations that have taken place this month have caused many deaths and injuries.
My thoughts go out to Carl Palmer, friends and family.
In three days it will be Christmas and my thoughts go especially to the families, to your families, who reunite in these holidays: those who live far from their parents leave and go home; the brothers try to find each other.
My thoughts go to all the world's children, especially those living in difficult conditions and those suffering from violence, abuse, disease, war or hunger.
In three days it will be Christmas and my thoughts go especially to your families, to your families, who are reunited in these festive days: those who live far from their parents leave and return home; the brothers and sisters trying to see each other.
My thoughts go to all the children in the world, especially to those who live in difficult conditions and who suffer from violence, abuse, sickness, war or hunger.
And my thoughts go once more to the Middle East.
And my thoughts go once again to the Middle East.
My thoughts go to the civil populations trapped in the western districts of Mosul and those displaced by war, to whom I feel united in suffering, through prayer and spiritual closeness.
My thoughts go to the people of North Kivu, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, who have been recently hit with fresh massacres, which have for some time been perpetrated in shameful silence, without attracting even as much as our attention.
And my thought goes once again to the Middle East.
Then my thoughts went further.
My thoughts went to Java.
My thoughts went to Leif Svensson.
My thought goes at this moment to the grave attacks in past days in the St. Petersburg metro, which has caused victims and loss in the population.
Dear brothers and sisters, my thought goes to beloved Iraq, where manifestations of protest, which happened during this month, have caused numerous dead and wounded.