Examples of using How things go in English and their translations into Greek
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I am just going to see how things go.
it's a long-term contract and we will see how things go,” he said.
I said,"I will try","I will try and see how things go.".
We thought we would get the cards made up first- and just see how things go after that.
I have to see how things go.
I'm not gonna wait around to see how things go.
I want to see how things go with Mark?
Full utilization, zero wastage- that's how things go with every Nautica watch for men.
the club director asked me if I could come on Saturday for the first game to see how things go.
the club director asked me if I could come on Saturday for the first game to see how things go.
It's completely fine to say I want to wait,” Dr. Busman concludes,“but there's a very big difference between saying,‘Let's see how things go, let's talk in a year' vs. saying‘This is clearly a concern,
you question their solvency in prospective terms because you look at how things go, how the policy dialogue develops,
They want to know how things went.
I was wondering how things went with Harry next door.
I asked him how things went with Massey.
Overall, we're quite pleased with how things went.
tell me how things went with Lindsay.
About how things went down last night--.
please have the courtesy to follow-up and let us know how things went.
that he liked how things went after the elections in Italy.