Примери за използване на Indiscretions на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Youthful indiscretions on behalf of a cause that time
A series of indiscretions that, now that he almost lost his family over,
First you fatten him up with some youthful indiscretions, and then you slit his throat with a couple of covered-up drug charges.
it's gonna make up for all your past indiscretions?
The Guardian's Owen Jones tweeted a list of major indiscretions by Churchill, who worked as a soldier
and the same for your indiscretions, Mr. Griffin.
Unless I'm mistaken ten years seems time to have forgiven if not forgotten- a few youthful indiscretions.
Are you saying Alastair agreed that you could impersonate him to protect your own indiscretions?
The Guardian's Owen Jones tweeted a list of major indiscretions by Churchill, who worked as a soldier and a journalist.
She totally exaggerated Ricky's past indiscretions on that retarded blog,
This was an enormous relief to MACUSA who were struggling to cope with the massive fallout of Dorcus's indiscretions.
She was very kind to keep my indiscretions, even at the peril of you thinking she's a thief.
I would been at Vogue for five years, and despite my after-hours indiscretions, had always worked very hard.
People can do this fairly easily by simply watching their little indiscretions here and there, or maybe reducing the amount of them,
And we don't have to worry about your indiscretions, because we are in control of this story.
People can do this quite easily by simply observing their little indiscretions here and there, or maybe by reducing the amount of them,
Once you're done wiping away all your indiscretions, I will be sitting in my booth wanting fresh-squeezed orange juice,
twisted branches Of my family tree, From my father's indiscretions to my murderous brother.
The people are not prepared to suffer any longer for the indiscretions of the Bankers, who have caused such severe austerity measures to be brought into the countries involved.
When I told you about the indiscretions that I have had since we have been together-- you know, I-.