Examples of using Be calling in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Computer
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Official/political
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Programming
alot of people gonna be calling you. Trying to get your dirty laundy.
I knew you would be calling us back in.
We should be calling for a net cap on our contribution until we have a fair system for the EU budget.
Saddam could be calling."Mike, Mike, I give up.".
I had a feeling you would be calling, and I assume it's to say no to the hotel-restaurant?
we cannot always be calling for new positions and posts when we feel like it.
Dont' call me boss now, i'm not your boss, and dont you be calling me that.
you left because you thought some guy might be calling you?
If you're job-hunting, this strategy can serve double-duty since you can also give the department a heads up that prospective employers might be calling to verify employment.
The Commission will shortly be calling for the creation of a task force to explore how the current European forecasting
Your partner might be calling you, asking you to go places,
as part of the upcoming revision, be calling for a more readily understandable
Therefore, in its motion for a resolution, too, this House will tomorrow be calling for the further development of evidence-based EU guidelines on early detection,
This doesn't mean you should be calling raises of hundreds of millions of facebook poker chips,
that we would also be calling on the various committees of the European Parliament,
the resolution says that we should be calling on the General Affairs
Four seats in the minivan can be called"privileged.".
Well, maybe she's calling on a more social level.
They can be called medium, between light green and yellow.
And that's my lunch calling me, but nature's calling me first.