Examples of using Has to start in English and their translations into Polish
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Programming
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And it all collapses before he can get back. Phillip has to start over!
her treatment has to start immediately!
But I think that has to start with trust.
And this jury has to start again from square one.
Trenching has to start with the lowestpoint, excluding differences in height of the foundation of the future.
The Netherlands wants fewer immigrants who have no prospects and Europe has to start pursuing a much more stringent immigration policy.
Please note: Your combination of symbols has to start on the first reel to the left
supply dwindles, and our junkie has to start cutting the dose.
because the emissions trading scheme has to start at the times stipulated;
It often happens that the family changes their place of residence and the student has to start studying at a new place.
That has to start by our insisting on unhindered access for international human rights monitors now.
But escape has to start from your cell. Ramal? There's a way out if we work together?
But escape has to start from your cell. There's a way out if we work together,- Ramal?
There's a way out if we work together, but escape has to start from your cell.- Ramal?
You're the one who has to start college with an ex-boyfriend on campus.- There won't be any issues.
The recent crisis has shown that crisis prevention has to start inside companies, involve more active
Everyone has to start at the lowest level of course,
The analysis of the European Social Model has to start with the value systems as developed in the European countries.
And he has to start all over again. Every time it gets to the top it rolls back down.
the ratification process has to start.