Examples of using "Lasten" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I heard the gay voices of children.
- I heard the children's happy voices.
Tom watched the children play.
- Let the children play!
- Let the children play.
You're good with kids.
Put the matches out of reach of children.
The cat is playing with the children.
It's time for small children to go to bed now.
I heard the children's happy voices.
Tom destroyed the children's sand castle.
I enjoy watching children play.
Children should play outside.
Pizza is the kid's favorite meal.
The old man sat surrounded by the children.
I'm not good with kids.
Chicken pox is a common sickness in children.
The orphan children were told to behave themselves.
Child abuse is against the law.
Please don't let the children play with knives.
I know how to handle kids like Tom.
Especially where there are children, single mothers who have to raise them.
Don't let the kids watch this film.
Tom is used to talking to children.
I think it dangerous for children to play in the pond.
Tom is used to talking to children.
Reading comics is usually viewed as the pastime of children.
Doctors are not as a rule trained in child rearing.
We could not bear to listen to the sick child's pathetic cries.
I'm not very good with kids.
It is dangerous for children to go out alone at night.
This doctor is an authority on childhood diseases.
- Maybe Tom should've stayed with the children.
- Maybe Tom should have stayed with the children.
Linda developed a close-knit relationship with Dan's children.
Tom says he doesn't mind eating after the children eat.
I told the children to be quiet, but they just kept on being noisy.
If you are not firm with the children, they will get out of hand.
Tom wanted Mary to talk to John about the problem she was having with his children.
Tom couldn't relax at home with his children running around the house.
- It's a piece of cake.
- It's an easy victory.
- It's easy.
In the amusement park Mary found a boy on his own weeping, and spoke to him gently. "Hey, sonny, what is it? Are you lost? Would you like me to take you to the Lost Children Department?"
After Tom died, Mary found the house filled with a jumble of newspapers, children's toys and old holiday decorations. With stoic determination, Mary began to unjumble the attic contents before she put the rest of the house in order.