Examples of using To calling in English and their translations into Norwegian
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was accustomed to calling him"The young lord keeper".
was accustomed to calling him"The young lord keeper.
But in about 4 hours from working on the catenary to calling it a day, we hung the bridge more
In his latest article, Kristof goes from supporting Farrow's allegations to calling for the scrapping of the presumption of innocence as a legal principle.
But all the functionalities inherent in the mobile, were mostly limited to calling and messaging- using a traditional key pad.
Updates to Calling: Sending reactions
The right wing opposes the movement up to calling their activity a treason during wartime
chat prior to calling the other person.
this situation thanks to calling Western Valles!
then enter the guests with her hands was tantamount to calling for a duel or a serious insult.
Ron, Jack wants to know if he can go back to calling himself Jack Lime instead of Jack Lame.
The When: Generally when people talk about bluff catchers they're referring to calling the final bet on the river.
Marina was incredibly helpful our entire trip from recommendations to reservations to offering to drive us around to calling the rental car company for us.
The colors of the room in this case may be different from the discreet and easy to calling and bright.
I am used to calling pacifiers or binkies,
Russia responded to calling Israel's ambassador to Moscow on the rug
It is hardly an overstatement to say that this information- which we have become accustomed to calling big data- is a goldmine for companies, which is one of the reasons that more and more businesses are engaging in data collection.
who take to calling him"Mr. Know-All" behind his back because of his insistence that he is an expert on all subjects.