Examples of using Having to go in English and their translations into Romanian
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Getting tickets and having to go to elementary school classrooms
What if I didn't make it back here in time after having to go pick up your car you just left on the road?
It must be such a burden having to go home to your awesome doctor wife every night.
Yeah, and having to go back to their place all the time'cause I can't bring them here.
Religious communities disputing these rulings continued having to go to court and incur additional costs.
Look, I know how they feel about having to go. When they thought,
Practice shows that application Jetbalsam saved a huge number of people from having to go under the surgeon's knife.
I regret having to go through this formality.
arrives to deliver Hank the news that involves them having to go to Merania.
I want to get the healthy glow of someone who consistently goes to the gym… without having to go to the gym, of course.
Also, mind mapping is a fast technique, because it helps you to organize your information without having to go through all that gathered reference material once more.
What's even better is that I can do touch ups at home without having to go to the salon. Great value!
Could someone just give me financial aid without me having to go to college?
That will lead to tens of millions of climate refugees having to go and find somewhere else to live.
Most people make up some sort of b. S. About being sick, Having to go to the hospital, to get out of the ticket.
I mean, I just felt awful for her parents and just her friends having to go on and her roommate.
while others make obvious excuses about having to go elsewhere.
Such protection should be awarded without the victim having to go through additional procedures.
work this week… but I feel very isolated and unsupported… having to go through this whole present thing by myself.
These services are now offered all in the same place without the payer having to go to the banks or to withdraw money from the card to pay cash to the bank.