Examples of using Reading between the lines in English and their translations into Swedish
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Reading between the lines.
It's called reading between the lines!
Reading between the lines.
They're all about reading between the lines.
Reading between the lines! Hello? It's called!
I got pretty good at reading between the lines.
But reading between the lines.
I think that's called…-… reading between the lines.
Reading between the lines- this is the story of King Arthur!
All the articles, all the think pieces, reading between the lines.
Reading between the lines. All the articles, all the think pieces.
Wants me to call him again. So reading between the lines, I think Roger.
Reading between the lines, is very well-planned.
Lana I think that you need to stop reading between the lines and actually talk to Clark.
On the emails we got from her personal computer, And, apparently, reading between the lines.
Really, so… but reading between the lines… Now, the wee girl
I would say you have got a bit of a… an image problem. Reading between the lines and the gut punches, chum.
And, apparently, reading between the lines on the emails we got from her personal computer.
I take some reassurance from it because reading between the lines I think he is getting the message.
Reading between the lines and the gut punches, chum, I would say you have got a bit of a… an image problem.
they couldn't say where but Father Membling said, reading between the lines it was Palestine which is where Bridey's yeomanry is so that's all very nice for them.
Reading between the lines, we can see its true purpose- to create a climate that is most favourable to entrepreneurial activity.
Reading between the lines, you will also note our concern that Member States are not taking implementation of the directive seriously.
So, reading between the lines, a water doping is not an amendment requiring mines to pass the vehicle if the power does not change.
But reading between the lines, as one should, it is fairly clear that not much progress is being made to reform the Council.
Simply reading between the lines, I gather there are some fisheries inspectors who do not even know the difference between a herring