Examples of using Having something in English and their translations into Polish
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right? And there's nothing greater in life than having something specific to say at a general.
The one about my father having something to do with… you going to prison for 12 years?
The mind, however, is not an empty space somewhere in the brain in which this hologram of an apple arises as suggested by the expression"having something in mind.
About your father having something to do with me going to jail.
The one about my father having something to do with you going to prison for 12 years?
so the next victim, having something to do with the drugs,
The one about my father having something to do with you going to prison for 12 years?
I remember you asking me a question about your father having something to do with me going to jail.
This is about me dying and you having something to look at after I'm dead.
She already suspects us of having something to do with his disappearance,
The creators explain their choice with the desire to present the brand as having something to do with all the things belonging in a child's universe.
There is a very clear difference between having something to say and the hate speech in these leaflets.
There is a very clear difference between having something to say.
I think… I think the only thing worse than having something and living with the fear of losing it is not having it and…
Uh, Zoe's got her heart set on having something of Harley's for the baby.
humanity still is having something, that UFOnauts desire,
But when I really thought about it, not having something to fight for… someone to fight for… well, it all seems just a little… unsatisfying.
our members start out having something in common.
I say this as it isn't really stable when you get into the swing of things and having something to hold onto gives you confidence so you can relax and enjoy it all the more.
John Paul II is not only‘Pope from a distant country', having something to tell the world,