The man in the blue shirt must have been someone important.

Człowiek w niebieskiej koszuli musiał być kimś ważnym.

And the guy in the red shirt did not know.

I facet na debecie koszula nie wiedziała.

Then he went off to change into shirt No. 3.

W takim razie wyszedł by przebrać się w koszulę nie. 3.

When he wanted to buy a shirt, I went with him.

Gdy chciał kupić koszulę, poszedłem z nim.

I almost expected him to put one hand in his shirt.

Prawie oczekiwałem, że on umieści jedną rękę w swojej koszuli.

What would you do if I set fire to the new, to the shirt?

Co zrobiłbyś jeśli podpalam aby nowy, do koszuli?

He would do well to keep his shirt on today.

Dobrze zrobiłby, że nie zdejmować jego koszuli dziś.

I would give my last shirt to have him out here.

Dałbym swoją ostatnią koszulę mieć go tutaj.

He looked down at his shirt, then back into her face.

Spuścił wzrok przy swojej koszuli, wtedy z powrotem do jej twarzy.

He would like to have a go at more than my shirt.

Chciałby spróbować przy więcej niż moja koszula.

She let the shirt fall by the side of the bed.

Upuściła koszulę przez bok łóżka.

The young man in the dark shirt went on ahead.

Młodzieniec po ciemku koszula weszła naprzód.

He was going to have to remember to keep his shirt on.

Zamierzał musieć pamiętać by nie zdejmować jego koszuli.

He'd put on a white shirt while he was inside.

Założył białą koszulę podczas gdy siedział w ciupie.

He turned the dead man over and worked his shirt off.

Odwrócił zmarłego i zdjął jego koszulę.

Her eyes met those of a young man in a white shirt.

Jej oczy dotknęły ci z młodzieńca w białej koszuli.

I lost the next hand and took off my shirt.

Straciłem następną rękę i zdjąłem moją koszulę.

He was given the number 14 shirt for the 2008 season.

Dostał liczbę 14 koszula dla 2008 pora roku.

He did not had a shirt number in 2008-09 season.

Zrobił nie mieć liczbę koszulą w 2008-09 pora roku.

In fact, some days he went out without a shirt on at all.

Faktycznie, jakieś dni pojechał na zewnątrz bez koszuli u wszystkich.

Fine in the summer when you can get your shirt off.

Świetny w lecie gdy możesz wysiadać ze swojej koszuli.

For the 2007/08 season he was given the number 29 shirt.

Dla 2007 / 08 pora roku dostał liczbę 29 koszula.

She would order a shirt or two, and then think about how long to stay.

Złożyłaby zamówienie na koszulę albo dwa, a następnie myśleć jak dawno zostać.

The shirt was a little too large, but not by much.

Koszula była trochę zbyt duża, ale nie przez dużo.

She'd like to open his shirt the rest of the way.

Lubiłaby rozpiąć swoją koszulę reszta drogi.

The build of an A-shirt is simple: the neck and armholes are often reinforced for durability.

The skin above his A-shirt was hot and prickly, and the rusty fur tickled her nose.

He tugged on a clean A-shirt and jeans and a flannel shirt against the chill of evening.

An A-shirt worn as an undershirt is designed for a tight fit and is often made of ribbed cotton.

Originally worn as an undershirt, like the A-shirt they have become increasingly used as warm-weather outerwear.

The term "A-shirt" is short for "athletic shirt" because it is often worn in sports, such as basketball and track-and-field events.

In the clearing, Bay stretched, the motion pulling his cotton A-shirt taut across his chest.

Tried not to notice how the hair-dusted brawn of his chest rose and fell rapidly beneath his snug A-shirt.

And somehow his A-shirt was off and the inflamed part of him wrapped in denim surged against the pure white lace of her panties.

In the UK an A-shirt, especially when used as an undershirt, is known as a vest (compare the American usage of "vest").

Except for the curb scrape under my eye and the gun bruise under my A-shirt I looked like I hadn't spent the night in the gutter.

In most appearances, Ace usually wears an unbuttoned Aloha shirt over a plain white A-shirt, with red and black striped trousers and black biker boots.

A-shirt or vest or singlet (in British English) - essentially a sleeveless shirt with large armholes and a large neck hole, often worn by labourers or athletes for increased movability.

Clothed in his A-shirt and basketball shorts, Beck gazes into the bright television screen, enjoying the laughter inside the confines of his home, versus watching the pains of other soldiers inside Walter Reed.

He balled his fists inside the T-shirt, having absolutely no idea why it was called a T-shirt as opposed to an A-shirt or a B-shirt, and stretched the fabric so it wasn't quite so restrictive around his neck and chest.

A-shirt: Normally worn under a shirt or as athletic wear, this is known as an A-shirt or tank top in the US and Canada, vest in the UK and many Commonwealth countries, and singlet in Australia.