Examples of using Sometimes go in English and their translations into Slovak
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which can sometimes go as far as ignoring.
parenting a pooch has its hassles and responsibilities that sometimes go beyond everyday poop-pickup.
quantity can sometimes go hand in hand.
The Commission's closure guidelines go beyond the regulatory provisions 134 We found that the Commission's closure guidelines for cohesion sometimes go beyond the requirements in the regulations.
burns are a painful experience that can sometimes go as far as damaging skin,
our breathing can sometimes go all out of whack.
you need to clean teeth and sometimes go to a dentist.
who live in river waters, and sometimes go to the beach on a moonlit night.
Both sometimes go so far as to claim that individuals are profoundly marked by the culture to which they belong.
Now moved unlock key but sometimes go home sometimes not,
ways to communicate the brand come… and sometimes go.
There are a number of professions that require testingwhen applying for a job, and sometimes go through a full medical examination.
It is natural for humans to eat fewer meals per day and sometimes go long time periods without food.
time again to file a report and sometimes go to the family of the kidnappers to negotiate the girl's release.
the family of Muhammad would sometimes go for a month without lighting a fire; there was nothing except dates and water.".
We all know that the best laid plans of mice and men sometimes go awry, so we shouldn't be surprised when the best laid lifeplans go awry, too.
then asked:"People sometimes go after relationships without realizing that the other person does not want one.
This man knows how to do everything, sometimes go riding on a spectacular bicycle BMX,
in fact, sometimes go against the prevailing public interest.
the problem for each of us is having to constantly decide on what to do about the big ideas that sometimes go far beyond the day-to-day difficulties experienced by our citizens,