Examples of using Months to go in English and their translations into Swedish
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Computer
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Political
Two months to go.
You have got two months to go.
Nine months to go and what. You called Keegan?
We still have months to go.
We got two months to go, and we all know that's a notoriously fickle system.
She's got eight months to go.
I have two months to go on my doctoral thesis.
You still have two months to go.
It would take months to go through every line to find the anomaly.
There are only 18 months to go.
I have more than three months to go, Angela. but when it comes to your belly… Pretty exact with teeth and age.
I still have two months to go.
With less than four months to go before the European Parliamentary elections, the surveys include a section on the Parliament.
One conviction, armed robbery. Six months to go.
Only 36 months to go.
Fundamental questions and less than three months to go.
I got five months to go in here.
Mr President, with just six months to go before the introduction of the euro notes
The time has not run out quite yet- there are still twelve months to go before the practice is to be completely banned.
With less than two months to go until the end-of-the-year summit,
Only 2 more months to go before….
It will take you months to go through all that.
He had eight months to go on his lease.
Well enough that it would take months to go through every line and find the anomaly.
In summary, they have less than four months to go from skiing zeros to long distance heroes.
For example, if you add a user with 9 and a half months to go in your billing cycle, the invoice will be pro-rated to 10 months. .
The Enfield-based company took just four and a half months to go from the drawing board to being fully operational with its entire supply chain operation running on the system.
Just a month to go, huh?
You have one month to go.