Examples of using Afford to go in English and their translations into Swedish
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there is so much preparation that can rarely afford to go through a beauty salon.
When you buy this you support NärCon's effort to donate tickets to those who can't afford to go to the festival.
When you buy this NärCon donates a festival ticket to someone who can't afford to go to the festival.
Of course, not everyone can afford to go to Venice, but you can arrange a wedding in the Venetian style!
I wish we could afford to go to this little sushi place in Tribeca where my father always took me.
I thought that's what you wanted so you could afford to go to Paris.
They belong to a large group of people with small means, who could not afford to go to school without our help.
If you don't have a physician or can't afford to go to a physician, you can fill out a health questionnaire on our website.
And I could never afford to go there if I hadn't won the Montgomery Burns Scholarship.
If I hadn't won the Montgomery Burns Scholarship. And I could never afford to go there.
I understand we can't all afford to go all the way over there to Dallas
at about 30,000 CZK, the average Praguer can't afford to go to all of the restaurants and other attractions that are frequented by tourists on a regular basis.
If you can afford to go on a holiday, you can afford to take a taxi to where you are going,
being where I am right now, and it's kind of hard because I can't afford to go there every single day
because the nice thing about the Jetset people is that they rather show that they can afford to go to a place like Zermatt than actually exploiting its amazing assets in form of pillows
Talk about actually being where I am right now, and buy a sandwich two times a day, I guess it's kind of cool to know somebody because I can't afford to go there every single day
buy a sandwich two times a day, I guess it's kind of cool to know somebody because I can't afford to go there every single day or be able to listen to somebody and it's kind of hard.
But if they can't afford to go on?
How many European citizens can afford a lawyer and can afford to go to court?