Examples of using Years to go in English and their translations into Swedish
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Years to go.
I got 30 years to go.
How is it that I'm sitting here with you with 90 years to go?
I have 30 years to go.
People who have been inside for years and have years to go.
You got years to go if you're smart.
There's twenty years to go.
Bratva took 100 years to go from prison into government, Diaz did same thing in months.
He has nine and a half years to go.
Bratva took a hundred years to go from prison into government.
He's got another 20 or 30 years to go.
Or you could take 1000 years to go through all the possible permutations.
There are still six years to go.
Although we have got many years to go before virtual reality becomes actual reality.
And the thing is, there's 90 years to go.
From 1999 it took 4 years to go from drowning in oil to the end of the Oil Age.
Wilks only has a few more years to go.
I waited so many years to go back to Santa Barbara
And it takes you two years to go 18 miles.
It took 20 years to go from being one of the richest countries to being a comparatively poor industrialised nation.
And the thing is, there's 90 years to go.
Although the company has many years to go, the goal is still to create innovative products that are made of good craftsmanship.
We only have 4 billion years to go.
You would think it might take eight years to go back to the same speed, maybe 10 years-- no, it's 45 years.
My doctor said I have 20 more years to go!
But, hey, only 14 more years to go on your sentence.
With 5 years to go to 2020, the Renewable Energy progress report is the mid-term assessment of the progress towards 2020 renewable energy targets.
It took Hensel five years to go to prototype.
With less than six years to go to the end of 2020, majority of the Member States are well on track to meeting the renewable energy targets laid down in the Renewable Energy Directive.
I still have three years to go and I have had it.