English
| Example in English |
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| He's not here, if you've come to crow over him. |
| Shame I won't be round much longer for you to crow over. |
| This is something to crow over! I'm quite a catch. |
| While I'm am in a nunnery of one, listening to your mother crow over me. |
| He's not here, if you've come to crow over him. |
| Shame I won't be round much longer for you to crow over. |
| This is something to crow over! I'm quite a catch. |
| While I'm am in a nunnery of one, listening to your mother crow over me. |
| Friend, do you hear the flight of the crows over our plains? # |
| My friend, do you hear the dark flight of the crows over our plains? |
| We followed you here to fight the Poles, not to wait like carrion crows over a rotting carcass. |
| Friend, do you hear the flight of the crows over our plains? # |
| My friend, do you hear the dark flight of the crows over our plains? |
| We followed you here to fight the Poles, not to wait like carrion crows over a rotting carcass. |
| And forgo the pleasure of crowing over my discomfort? |
| The Romanovs are crowing over their new heir and the Party's a mess. |
| You notice I'm not exactly crowing over - how I snaked them away from you. |
| Your child is hurting, and you're crowing over this petty victory like a cockerel on a dung heap. |
| And forgo the pleasure of crowing over my discomfort? |
| The Romanovs are crowing over their new heir and the Party's a mess. |
| You notice I'm not exactly crowing over - how I snaked them away from you. |
| Your child is hurting, and you're crowing over this petty victory like a cockerel on a dung heap. |
