Examples of using Have to get used in English and their translations into Danish
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I know you're not the biggest fan of Layla's, but you're gonna have to get used to it.
The dreamer will have to get used to the new way of life,
His parents will have to get used to these sudden changes in his son's mood.
Owners will have to get used to the fact that you need to connect to a smartphone every evening.
After 3 generations of Queens the Dutch now have a King and will have to get used to celebrate King's Day instead of Queens Day.
She has run off with the chauffeur and they will have to get used to it.
In this series I will take a look at five truths the poker community will have to get used to in the new online poker climate.
Being apart from your partner will help you value your time together more and you will have to get used to it sooner or later.
He may not like made up stories but he will have to get used to them.
You have to get used to waking up when the electricity is switched on to complete those household chores that depend on having a power supply.
The societies of the Western Balkans have to get used to demanding their governments to do their job.
We have to get used to the idea of emphasising regional solutions until an international treaty is drawn up that is legally binding for every player.
We have to get used to a dome that doesn't move,
Students have to get used to angles in all directions,
but you will have to get used to them on this game because we don't anticipate them ever changing.
I have to get used to this fully equipped apartment with electricity
as brave as you… you're just gonna have to get used to going it alone.
opinions on what online poker players will have to get used to in this“new” phase of online poker.
This will have to get used to. The rest of the content of nutrients is absolutely identical,
I am afraid I will have to get used to it.