Examples of using Trying to work in English and their translations into Romanian
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probably just trying to work some things out.
Probably the heating trying to work.
Busting her ass trying to work a system that had let her down from day one.
So now I'm, like, trying to work on my attitude, and project an air of positivity.
I'm actually trying to work on something right now… dude,
If you love your father, you will make sure he doesn't get disoriented trying to work the knob-less faucet.
Daddy were trying to work things out… and that, while I can't promise that they will.
concerned about“anti-spyware zealots” about“Scanning companies” and trying to work with them to explain their business model.
You got me coming up here, trying to work in this place… and I don't know what the hell gonna.
Meanwhile, the FBI gets caught with its hand in the cookie jar trying to work in legal gray areas.
Young, can't see tomorrow, trying to work what you got while you got it.
Also, if you experience problems trying to work with external data,
Trying to work with someone who is less than 100% committed is a losing game,
Ray, it's always nice to see Miami Beach P.D. trying to work cases they don't have the resources to handle.
You have no idea what it's like me leaving James with a stranger, trying to work and counting the minutes till I can get home.
I would be foolish to throw away a valuable resource without at least trying to work together.
gaining points and trying to work very quickly,
But we also spent many hours in the basements of the United Nations, trying to work with governments to make them understand what was going on so far away from land that few of us had ever even imagined that these creatures existed.
medium-sized enterprises are still coming up against a number of obstacles when trying to work with other markets.
As I have spent the last better part of three decades, almost four, traveling the world, trying to work, getting involved in conflicts ranging from Yugoslavia to the Middle East to Chechnya to Venezuela-- some of the most difficult conflicts on the face of the planet-- I have been asking myself that question.