Examples of using Whose names in English and their translations into Czech
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And coffee and saying goodbye to people whose names I forgot. you probably have more important things to do,
You probably have more important things to do, Oh, God, I know but please just get me through dessert and coffee and saying goodbye to people whose names I forgot.
As are her six sisters whose names were also electronically generated:
I spent the whole night shaking hands with people whose names I don't even remember.
And Kenneth Foley, whose names just suddenly appeared on the guest list? Does this concern have to do with Julius Burton, Robert Scott.
Kenneth Foley, whose names.
Kenneth Foley, whose names with Julius Burton, Robert Scott Does this concern have to do.
And Kenneth Foley, whose names with Julius Burton, Robert Scott just suddenly appeared on the guest list? Does this concern have to do.
But there was the couple, whose names I decided not to mention.
Most of that I spent to send out postcards to people whose names I got from the back of.
Man, I have already seen 10 people I hate… 20 people I know, but whose names I can't remember…
There is the question of all those national experts sent by Member States participating in certain bodies, whose names will be sent afterwards,
all the power companies whose names begin with E- EDF,
because we cannot permit a situation where Members whose names are on the list of speakers are prevented from speaking because other Members interrupt with questions- at the moment,
I and the 1,673 people I represent and whose names are on this petition will not have their futures determined by bureaucrats at the beck
to a number of people who represented this House both as negotiators and as rapporteurs, and whose names I would like to mention here.
To be determined by mindless bureaucrats at the Beck and call and whose names are on this petition are not going to allow their futures of certain so-called industrialists I and the 1,673 people whom I represent.
Products whose names might be usurped should have WTO international protection and any request to
particularly those whose names begin with the letter D.
Only a few days after this conference in Prague the leading representatives of world powers and nations, men and women whose names fill the pages of the world's daily newspapers,