Examples of using Going to pay in English and their translations into Czech
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And I don't think anybody's going to pay to  see a dead pig.
It's that you told her you weren't going to pay for Harvard.
So he is going to pay?
are going to pay even more dearly than us for the lack of efficient,
I'm not saying that we're going to pay 100 percent, but we will help you out.
you don't know what price she's going to pay.
If Russia isn't going to pay with the life of its president,
But I need to  know… I need you to  tell me that Michael Fife is going to pay for what he did to  my sister.
With what they are going to pay me, I can repay everything in about 245 years.
It's amazing. Frommer's is going to pay me to  see every museum
I have worked out a payment plan and I'm going to pay you $200 a month until I completely paid  off my mother's debt.
the City of Los Angeles are going to pay.
No, the one unresolved issue is how I'm going to pay for things until I get a job.
The check came and, of course, I was going to pay, but you didn't do the check dance.
So maybe you were going to pay a traffic ticket at 3:00 AM, or maybe you were going to  take a walk on the Brooklyn Bridge.
Okay, so, I'm supposed to  just believe that some random guy that I meet in the public library is going to pay me to  be his sex-free companion?
No, the good news is I sold it for four times What you were going to pay.
Kid goes to pay.
I snuck out of the motel when she went to pay the bill.
Any money Amber did have went to paying for shoes, gowns