Examples of using Better things to do in English and their translations into Czech
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I guess she's got better things to do.
Maybe he's got better things to do than cooperate with the law.
Ok, people, you all have better things to do, so go do them.
Don't you guys have better things to do?
I'm sure they got better things to do than listen to me hum.
Their people will find better things to do on election day.
Maybe he's got better things to do than fighting a bunch of idiots.
You have got better things to do?
You have got better things to do?
Don't you have better things to do?
I'm sure you got better things to do?
Don't you got better things to do?
Ain't you got better things to do?
Maybe she has better things to do, okay?
Alva's got better things to do than waste her time on you!
Haven't you got better things to do than harass an old man?
Never, Sire; a gentleman has better things to do.
Surely a lovely young woman like you has better things to do on Saturdays?
I'm sure you two have better things to do.
I have much better things to do than… than spend my time being in a relationship with some loser guy from loser Barnabeez.