Examples of using "كهذه" in a sentence and their english translations:
and it looks something like this.
Or like this?
not like here.
Did your tree, or does your tree, look like this?
We would show participants images like this one.
And it involves asking questions like,
And when you see hotly-debated topics like this one
Now, why does he say sentences like this?
allows abuse like this to continue.
The future might look like this.
When surgeons are confronted to such cases,
like this skull, which is in polymer,
with models like this on the desk.
our hopes could get broken all the time.
Maybe these out-of-sight, out-of-mind microbes
who went into those kinds of sales jobs
Fadil's mom loves things like that.
Sami doesn't deserve a tragic end like this.
We all evolved in ecosystems like this,
And seaweed like this, has loads of nutrients in it.
meant that they could not sustain this battle of attrition for long.
If you really wanna get close to... an environment like this,
... Aaah, just how am I supposed to cope with this I wonder?
Mennad does this type of shit with his friends.
If more places like this can be protected, perhaps that will continue.
When Neil Armstrong landed on the Moon, he made a sentence like this
This is a dangerous state of mind for a man to be in.
You can't plan stuff like that. But this is the point here.
Some people couldn't survive in this chaotic environment.
I've been creating internet videos showing phenomena like this, the unexpected,
Okay, here we go, look. Long straight stick like this. Okay, come with me.
While messages like this were broadcasted on the radio, the Rwandan army was passing
But who wouldn't take a party seriously with policies like this?
Fraud and deceit abound in these days more than in former times.
By illustrating cause and effect in a three-part cartoon like this, designers could communicate
As an infant, Fadil was too weak for such a surgery.
Could you bear anyone to treat you like that?
But in extreme desert terrains like this one, it could be hard to find. It's still a bit loose,