Examples of using It is taking in English and their translations into Swedish
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It is taking a while.
Yes. Yeah, it is taking forever.
It is taking a long time.
It is taking too long.
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Not to kill him. And it is taking every ounce of self-control.
It is taking a possible future and.
I don't understand why it is taking them so long to call back.
It is taking control over dreams.
gradually it is taking your life.
Yeah, it is taking forever. Yes.
Abby is  testing my clothes for radiation, and it is taking longer than we thought, so.
It is taking their best warriors.
It is taking some brave measures.
This is  every bit as much about giving life as it is taking it. .
It is taking control over dreams.
The industry is  here showing that it is taking responsibility," says Anna-Karin Wårfors.
It is taking the appropriate amount of time.
And amplifying it,  transmitting it,  like a feedback loop. It is taking a possible future and.
It is taking a little longer than I anticipated.
GLOBALFOUNDRIES today announced it is taking the Global Technology Conference on the road.
It is taking no steps whatsoever, either.
Abby is  testing my clothes for radiation, and it is taking longer than we thought, so.
First of all, it is taking realities into consideration.
Can the Commission tell us how much it is  budgeting to spend on these presumptive and pre-emptive moves that it is taking?
Although it is taking a lot longer than everyone said.
The reason for my question is,  of course, that it is taking time to find these recognised test methods.
It is taking all that it  can without a battle.
Will the Commission indicate what concrete measures it is taking or intends to take  to try to stop this form of criminality?