Examples of using Not when it comes in English and their translations into Slovak
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Not when it comes to socks!
Klaus can't control me. Not when it comes to you.
Not when it comes to you.
Experimenting is good, but not when it comes to your face.
Not when it comes to research?
You can't see the forest through the trees, man-- not when it comes to family.
But not when it comes to people.
Colleen O'Rourke is in love with love… just not when it comes to herself.
Not when it comes to your health.
I consider myself to be socially liberal on most subjects, but not when it comes to this scenario.”.
Not when it comes to losing money.
Well, apparently the lesson didn't stick with us through adulthood- or at least not when it comes to packaging.
But not when it comes to traveling.
Of course Semenax makes no exception for you and certainly not when it comes to your important masculinity.
Not when it comes to the other side.
NEW= The product is unused,packaged by the manufacturer in the original packaging or not when it comes as bulk, pulls and spare.
Especially not when it comes to vampires.
I can live with enormous profits being made within a few seconds in any area, in gold trading,if you like, but not when it comes to feeding large proportions of the world's population.
But, not when it comes to toothaches.
Where human rights are concerned things are not good, regrettably, and certainly not when it comes to the human rights of China's own population.
Why not when it comes to money?
You are very strict about observing the Rules vis à vis political opponents,who simply want a referendum or fairness and democracy, but not when it comes to yourself!
But not when it comes to dealing with terrorists.
And definitely not when it comes to the individual design of your truck.
But not when it comes to torturing suspects with hot coffee.
But not when it comes to the honeymoon, says Jim Augerinos of Perfect Honeymoons.
Most families have unofficial family rules about whatbehaviour is acceptable and what isn't when it comes to anger.
At least not when it came to the Iraqi government.