Examples of using Sometimes have in English and their translations into Danish
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
You know how we sometimes have a shark, but no place to store it?
I sometimes have the impression that certain people forget that we have set up an economic
But among the approximately 47 million Germans, who sometimes have a headache, 18 million have to live with the diagnosis.
In addition, young dogs sometimes have trouble because they lack experience
What worries me, however, is that I sometimes have the same feeling about our own Parliament,
Okay, you know how we sometimes have a shark, but no place to store it?
Now children's minds are fully occupied by numerous computer games, which sometimes have a truly hypnotic effect
DJ mixers sometimes have an effects section built in
Even though we sometimes have weaknesses on some areas if it is strong in other,
They sometimes have special functions
You may forget the occasional name or sometimes have trouble thinking of the right word to use.
Now I know there are many of us who sometimes have narrow ideas of how we glorify God in the world.
Reliable Customer Service If you're shopping on the net you may sometimes have a question about an item or assistance.
This is particularly useful for hardware MP3 players that sometimes have arbitrary limitations on the files they work(well)….
They sometimes have special functions
This is a clear sign that Danish innovation can match the best in the world, even though we sometimes have less resources", says Martin Thorborg,
the middle of a nearly white petals, which sometimes have a pink fringe around the edges.
you can sometimes have thoughts of harming
Ewes sometimes have corkscrew-like, fine horns.
I also wish that a 40ml version was available for women like myself who sometimes have very heavy periods.