Examples of using Often take in English and their translations into Polish
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would often take great delight watching her play with her friends from behind a curtain.
These are regions where interests often take precedence and our values have been left behind.
Imagine, because they will have to diagnose complex car systems and often take uneasy decisions about the issuance of a special coupon of technical inspection,
You can not often take strong infusion from St. John's wort, otherwise gastritis may occur.
This drug may often take 1 to 2 weeks to be fully effective
Country-specific recommendations published in the spring offer Member States tailored advice on deeper structural reforms, which often take more than one year to complete.
However, since PE funds often take over weaker companies whose previous employment situation was probably not sustainable,
We play roles which often take control over us and finally we don't know who we are
In turn the historical cycles often take a rather unexpected turn- see item K1 from my web page named tapanui. htm.
Women often take blood for periods
People often take letters from debt collection companies more seriously, so the reaction rate is higher.
Thus future teachers at Lehigh often take a five-year program earning both a bachelor's degree in a specialized field
as a journalist- a freedom we too often take for granted.
do most of the things people often take for granted in life.
These games are Satellaview originals that often take the form of Satellaview-themed quiz games
offering exclusive coverage of the competition, which often take part of a successful team from Poland.
requests from the Commission, but RACs often take the initiative and organise events
while appeal procedures often take at least 1 year.
ESTJs often take on roles as community organizers,
which are diffuse and often take some time to materialise,