Examples of using Case things in English and their translations into Spanish
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In case things don't work out.
It protects us all, in case things go sideways.
I will keep that in mind in case things go too smoothly.
In case things get serious.
What contingencies exist in case things go wrong?
In case things go sideways with Sam.
But in this case things go awry.
In case things get exciting around here.
We developed it in case things got out of hand.
In case things don't go as planned.
She's being treated, butwe have to be prepared in case things worsen.
It was just in case things turned mawkish.
Brigitte, we agreed that the trust fund would be a safety net in case things don't work out.
Duke, in case things go bad,"you should have this.
We should leave this here for backup in case things go south at the church.
Unless, of course, you happen to be talking about our envelope-pushing, tone-enhancing pursuits here at the Taylor factory, in which case things get trickier.
I know details about the case, things that weren't published in the newspapers.
Did either of you ever think about carrying a condom, just in case things ever… got out of control?
S gonna stand by on the perimeter in case things get ugly, boyer, but I want a small team making entry because I don't want this thing to turn into waco 2, okay?
That's why we build redundancy into the system-- in case things don't go according to plan.
Compiled the list as insurance in case things went bad, encrypted with a book code for security.
Management thinks that no Suffragettes should come into the building in case things get out of hand.
I'm putting together a second string in case things don't go well with the well-breasted barista.
I had a show the other night and, uh, I wanted to blow off a little steam,so I got a limo, just in case things turned out better than they normally do.
If the update was not completed it may be done automatically for you, in which case things should go back to normal just the same.
In most cases, things didn't go as fast as we had hoped.
In many cases, things can go wrong or not having the expected results.
However, in other cases things change because they improve.
In some cases, things were delivered directly to the beneficiary communities of the states of Oaxaca, Morelos, Chiapas, Tabasco and some areas of Mexico City.
