Examples of using "Langs" in a sentence and their english translations:
This way.
Going door to door.
A fox came along.
Do come by all means.
- Come and see me.
- Come see me.
Eventually, officers come knocking on people's doors,
Do come and see us tomorrow.
We walked along the river.
He walked along the river.
Drop by sometime.
Come and see me afterwards.
Yanni walked past the mosque.
Today I have to drop by the supermarket.
Two confused sparrows flew in through the door and out through the window.
Please drop by and see me.
If we live along the coasts,
We walked slowly along the road.
I passed by her house yesterday.
We walked along a narrow path.
The road follows the river.
I'll drop by tonight.
Where we go from here, is up to you.
I go by that church every day.
There is a river beside the house.
Taeko, come on from stage left.
Visit us tomorrow.
There are 20 stations along this route.
Today I have to drop by the supermarket.
- Sami and Layla were passing the park.
- Sami and Layla passed the park.
John took a walk along the river.
I let my finger run beneath those words.
and also there might be some food sources along the shore.
Should I climb the sea cliff or coasteer along the coastline?
The mailman comes around every three days.
Why don't we drop by to see her?
We walked on the banks of the Thames.
We walk along the lakeside.
- I thought that you were coming over last night.
- I thought you were coming over last night.
The trees by the road were chopped down.
My uncle, who lives in Paris, came to see us.
Tom came to see you this afternoon.
There are loads of these, all along the shoreline here.
In 2016, yet another uninvited visitor.
Let's walk on the beach after dinner.
I'll come by and pick you up tomorrow morning.
- I'm going to pop into the post office on the way home.
- I'll be popping into the post office on the way home.
- I'll pop into the post office on the way home.
- I'm going to nip into the post office on the way home.
- I'll nip into the post office on the way home.
Come and see me.
- We walked along the shore of the lake.
- We went walking on the shore of the lake.
But, look, you see, it's getting steeper here, I wouldn't head down that bit.
and you're the one who decides which way we go from here.
The darkness gives cover. But footsteps resonate across the sea ice.
on a 5,000-kilometer migration down America’s west coast.
And the way the vines curled up through the trees
I have appealed to him to visit but he didn't come.
Tom and Mary picked some wildflowers by the river.
Excuse me. May I get by?
Tom and Mary stopped by.
He was staring past me and just kind of looking at the ground.
shadowing Blücher’s movements along the Marne River,
I try to avoid walking by the cemetery after dark.
is still more than ten miles away, due northeast on this cold chain route.
If I was her, this is the way I'd be coming. It's getting dark now!
and then the venom drips down the fangs into the glass jar.
and then the venom drips down the fangs into the glass jar.
To me, the story is not about looking on the bright side
He felt himself seized by a strong arm from behind.
- At highway rest stops in Germany, many people eat currywurst with fries.
- At travel plazas in Germany, many people eat currywurst with french fries.
- At motorway service areas in Germany, many people eat currywurst with chips.
It was the first time I walked along the Mogami River.
Come over tonight. I will show you how.
I just came by to say I'm sorry.
Let's swing by the supermarket. I need to buy something.
and then the venom drips down the fangs, into the glass jar. -Okay. -[snake rattles]
and then the venom drips down the fangs into the glass jar. Okay.