Examples of using "Wenen" in a sentence and their english translations:
Stop crying! Crying doesn't help.
In Vienna, Austria...
You'll be crying before long.
- I feel like crying.
- I want to cry.
- She began crying.
- She started to cry.
Vienna is in Austria.
I made him cry.
- I started to cry too.
- I started to cry, too.
The girl broke into tears.
The misfortune of the ants makes the elephants laugh.
- Tom stopped crying.
- Tom has stopped crying.
The baby stopped crying.
I'm trying not to cry.
She does nothing but cry.
Vienna is the capital of Austria.
He does nothing but cry.
The pitiful sight moved us to tears.
Pain is not lessened by crying.
The movie moved her to tears.
His musical ability was fostered in Vienna.
On falling down, she burst into tears.
- I want to cry.
- I want to cry!
Children cry because they want to eat.
Our music teacher advised me to visit Vienna.
- She began crying.
- She started to cry.
- She started crying.
- She began to cry.
Try not to cry.
She turned and began to cry.
Upon hearing the news, she burst out crying.
Tom didn't want his friends to see him cry.
- I don't know whether to cry or to laugh.
- I don't know whether I should laugh or cry.
- I don't know whether to laugh or cry.
Vienna’s hamsters are trapped with nowhere to go.
I feel like crying.
In 1683, the Turks besieged Vienna for the second time.
I made him cry.
Seeing her mother, the girl burst into tears.
- She does nothing but cry.
- He does nothing but cry.
The baby stopped crying.
Crying is of no avail.
The boy tried to be a man and not cry.
He started crying shortly after.
Is it possible to cry underwater?
A Leica camera from 1923 was sold for €2.4 million in Vienna.
- I'm sure that Tom will cry.
- I'm positive Tom will cry.
- I'm sure Tom will cry.
Napoleon near Vienna. But at the great Battle of Wagram, his troops remained in reserve,
She does nothing but cry.
He spent the rest of his life in exile, becoming tutor, while he was in Vienna,
Seeing her mother, the girl burst into tears.
If Tom saw you doing that, he'd cry.