Examples of using Some troubles in English and their translations into Polish
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Look, he's a boy with some troubles.
Kalinda and I are having some troubles with the State's Attorney's Office.
For? We have been having some troubles.
Says you have been having some troubles.
it may have some troubles with incontinence, both urinary
What should you do if your device's iOS is giving some troubles after halting updates?
Safari(4.0.5) and Internet Explorer 8 are slightly better but they also have some troubles with for instance some Technical symbols.
Pilot says he's having some troubles with the internals. He says he's working on it.
And it has been achieved, with some troubles, but even then the fundamental market freedoms were considered as the basis of the EEC's existence.
There are some troubles here in interpreting what he speaks about,
when some troubles touch us, we rather should be grateful to God- for many different reasons.
he can have some troubles in his attempts to lose weight than at the time when he was 20.
This 30 year old little monster had some troubles with switching, happens that the switch that had been changed made some false contact with the rusty
I mean, he's had some trouble.
Ichi, you had some trouble with Kagotome, didn't you?
I have been having some trouble.
I see you're having some trouble with your shoulder.
We had some trouble with Customs snooping around.
She was having some trouble in school.
We have had some trouble making our own, but.