Examples of using To be in there in English and their translations into French
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He's got to be in there.
I would really like to be in there.
I'm sure Dana would want… La… Lara to be in there.
It's got to be in there.
Grab the bag. It's got to be in there.
And before you ask me if I'm tough enough to be in there.
She doesn't need to be in there.
Dr. Hodgins would love to be in there.
Hey, maybe you don't want to be in there.
You're not supposed to be in there.
You're not supposed to be in there.
Even the people who get paid to go in there don't want to be in there!
Which I know for a fact is supposed to be in there because I'm the one who taped the whole thing together!
But I have a right to be in there. And don't tell me this doesn't involve me.
I want to be in there, too. I want to feel miserable and happy and all of that.
Okay, I'm not sure the gold flakes are supposed to be in there, so try and drink around them.
Does the"you" that's sitting here now Look like the"you" I need to be in there?
If you're going to be in the newspaper… I want to be in there, too.
it was really fun to be in there in the winter.”- Cheryl Dempster―We went in after Christmas