Examples of using Their pockets in English and their translations into Czech
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politicians in their pockets-- they're all responsible, too.
Do you make all your patrons turn out their pockets before you deign to serve them?
The most successful European policy is policy which citizens feel in their pockets, as was the case with the roaming directive.
We are not asking those who have made their profits from such speculation to dip into their pockets, and that means we are not going far enough.
taxpayers would be required to dig deep into their pockets.
Of course, this again boils down to Dutch taxpayers having to dig deeply into their pockets once again.
Wedding Shop 2 is the wedding store's game where customers come in with their pockets full and empty their pockets by buying wedding dresses.
which staff had removed and kept in their pockets.
How do you know that Jared Baker didn't just get pissed off one day that his entire trust fund was going into their pockets, so he tried to get it back, and they offed him for it?
available right in their pockets.
This directive is evidence that the European Union is able to use its common policies to forge a closer relationship with its citizens by benefiting them in the place where they feel it the most- in their pockets.
In this game you have to ingeniártela shops to ensure that all people who roam the streets have to empty their pockets in stores streets
they have lined their pockets enough- and for all the good
have to dig deep into their pockets, whilst MEPs from 19 out of the 27 countries present here play Santa Claus with other people's money.
The citizens of Europe like to feel the common policy in their pockets and we were successful with the directive on roaming, which enables us to phone cheaper within Europe;
fattened up even more while those who already have little are having to dig ever deeper into their pockets.
They got him in their pocket.
It's not going into their pocket.
But they have your family in their pocket.