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We've still got a month left. start learning
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start learning
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says he can rig the election for Grant, easy as pie. start learning
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dice que puede amañar la votación para Grant, facilísimo
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Quit bitchin' and start pitchin'. start learning
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Deja de hablar y empieza a actuar
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I need to point out voices carry. start learning
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Tengo que decir que se oyen las voces
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Walking across a room will feel like a marathon. Atravesar una habitación start learning
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se sentirá como, sera como Atravesar una habitación será como hacer un maratón
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start learning
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Para asumir nuevamente...
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That was small of me. I need to work on that. start learning
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Eso fue muy bajo de mi parte. Tengo que trabajar en ello.
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Perk up! You got the looks. Add the charm. start learning
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¡Alégrate! Tienes buen aspecto. Añade encanto.
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and he snatched the penny and he ran off. start learning
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coge el céntimo y sale corriendo.
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And I think I'm gonna turn in. start learning
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How bad? - He had a bevy of pi-phis at his Beck and call. start learning
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-¿Cómo de malo? - Tenía un grupo de pi-phis a su entera disposición.
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We put all the lipstick we can on this pig. start learning
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Podemos ponerlo tan bonito como quieras
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How often does that come along? start learning
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All you got to do is lay back, start learning
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Todo lo que tienes que hacer es esperar
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Everyone, good work. But let's call it a night. start learning
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Todos, buen trabajo. Vamos a dar por terminada la noche
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I was worried you thought my job is to get felt up start learning
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Estaba preocupada de que creyeras que mi trabajo era ser manoseada
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and I should have caught it before. start learning
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y debería haberlo visto antes.
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We're gonna sit on it until the debate itself. start learning
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Vamos a esperar hasta el mismo debate
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She teed it up for you and you whiffed. start learning
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Ella te la preparó y tú caíste.
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