Examples of using Going to run in English and their translations into Swedish
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He's going to run.
How many more scans are we going to run?
You just not going to run up on her.
Where am I going to run?
People also translate
I'm going to run the New York marathon.
And where was he going to run?
You're going to run like a coward?
I'm afraid Betsy Sue isn't going to run tomorrow.
Are you going to run, jump or sit?
we're going to run a psycho-polygraphic.
I am not going to run over your father.
Teddy Carmichael doesn't have a registered address there, but they're going to run his known aliases and see what turns up.
You going to run him through the polariscope?
After all, you're going to run the estate.
I'm going to run them through the FBI's MAU database
Lyle is watching pay per view in the other room. I'm going to run to the gym before there's an***** line.
Are you going to run home to daddy now?
left a message on the answer machine to warn me they were going to run the story anyway without my permission.
Are you going to run to him when he calls?
Open the registry by going to Run(Windows menu+ R), typing regedit.
So you're going to run a con this morning to meet with your parole officer by 2?
Fahim on 4 februar på 8:54 ved iam going to run for my college sports… but i havent run anytime… how
If you were going to run a triathlon, you would spend more time improving your endurance
Although we are going to run our own self-serving waffle cafe this year,
In the meantime, I'm going to run the five images through the face-recognition system.
Taub went to run the treatment.
Open the registry editor- go to Run(Windows menu+ R), type regedit.