Examples of using Not being able in English and their translations into Swedish
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Not being able, you know.
You know, and us… not being able to.
Not being able to leave the house.
Talk to anyone about it? Not being able to.
Not being able to label is an excuse.
People also translate
I blame myself for not being able to stop him.
Not being able to mine it, Definitely not so cool.
I feel better about Chase not being able to, so thank you.
Tired of not being able to read websites in other languages?
I'm afraid of going blind and not being able to see.
I cried not being able to share things with her.
I think it's always frustrating not being able to score.
Not being able to remember the day leading up to a bad car accident.
The stuff about like women not being able to separate sex from emotion.
To separate sex from emotion. The stuff about like women not being able.
Not being able to"get into the head" Trubetskoy will give a word to the Prince.
From not living correctly and not being able to be happy….
Not being able to ride with my friends,
To touch another human being? What if I would been lying about not being able.
For her, not being able to sing is the same as losing her beauty.
Well, if Felicity Smoak can't find him, I feel better about Chase not being able to, so, thank you.
No need to worry about not being able to find your preferred online gambling game.
understaffing may lead to the risk of not being able to.
Not being able to so in a few years will be like not being able to speak English.
I had been kneeling down, looking at my body, wanting to get back in but not being able to.
Some examples include not being able to completely empty the bladder,
They are rarely bought abroad due to the risks of not being able of claiming repair or return of money.
to deal with conflict, conflict born through unresolved issues, not being able to.
With anything there is always a process, whereby one goes from not being able to do something to being able to;
Thus, not being able neither to retreat to the Kuban,