Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Finally let me in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Until they finally let me go.
Finally let me turn to the Declaration itself.
Until they finally let me go.
And finally let me know what you need,
Good. When you finally let me.
They finally let me in the Arnold Classic.
I mean, when your brother finally let me go to sleep.
Finally, let me summarise the main intentions of this reform.
The guards finally let me in.
Finally, let me make this observation regarding the politics of victimhood.
That's when Abby finally let me hold my baby.
Finally, let me turn to the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
Mom finally let me make the stuffing?
Finally, let me say something on the feed ban relating to fishmeal.
told me to stop, he thought I wouldn't be able to continue till the end, but finally let me go.
When he finally let me out, I.
Finally, let me just touch upon the way in which cars are promoted.
Victoria had finally let me in on her secret.
Finally, let me refer to the draft regulation establishing the restructuring funds.
Finally, let me say a few words about integrated financial supervision in Europe.
Finally, let me underline the importance of our agreement on research,
Finally, let me say a word on early warning
Finally, let me refer to this morning's speech by Sergei Kovalev who said,
Finally, let me again express my appreciation for your support
And then finally let me use a we have this side Which is opposite the magenta angle, it's opposite the magenta angle It's between the blue and the orange angles is going.
Finally, let me add that I very much appreciate the Member's approach
Finally, let me stress again that I have followed the debate very attentively,
Finally, let me congratulate in particular the rapporteur responsible for this issue,
Finally, let me quote Jana Mittermaier of Transparency International:'The new register will be a test of the commitment of all parties involved in lobbying to greater openness.
Finally, let me highlight one of my regrets: the lack of ambition of