Examples of using "Mennessä" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I need to know by tomorrow.
- I need it by tomorrow.
I will have it uploaded by Friday.
Over the evening it will stop snowing.
I'll be back by evening.
We should know the result by Thursday.
Please turn in the report by the end of the month.
Until now.
By midnight, everyone is feeling the cold.
The new bridge will have been completed by March.
Please estimate the losses by Friday at the latest.
- I will get these shoes repaired by tomorrow.
- I'll get these shoes repaired by tomorrow.
Read chapter four by Friday.
Have your paper on my desk by Friday.
By that time I'll have already left.
I need your answer by the end of the day.
I need to know by tomorrow.
This work must be finished by Monday.
She advised him to come by 2:30.
By this time, most long-tailed macaques would be fast asleep.
Two things I'll always remember when I go into the wild.
You are to hand in your assignments by Monday.
Please be here by eight at the latest.
Everything is fine so far.
- I thought Tom would be here by now.
- I thought that Tom would be here by now.
The work must be completed by tomorrow.
Has anything been unclear so far?
By what age do you want to get married?
The streets here are empty by 7.
Tom was supposed to be here by now.
You must return the book by the end of April.
Father has never gotten sick in his life.
By the time his mother returns, the crèche is back together.
Every student has to leave school by six.
He'll probably finish the work by tomorrow.
- Tom said he'd be here by 2:30.
- Tom said that he'd be here by 2:30.
You've done a pretty good job so far.
I will have finished reading this book by Tuesday.
Kate wants to finish her homework by ten.
So far, we've done nothing stupid.
So far, we only have three volunteers.
They will have placed the billboard on that building's facade before July ends.
The snowman had melted completely by the next morning.
I have a few essays to write by tomorrow.
How many cars have you owned so far?
Tom must be home by 2:30.
Tom was supposed to be here by 2:30.
I have to hand in my report by next Wednesday.
How many different schools have you attended?
Memorize the poem by next week.
Memorize the poem by next week.
My father had never been abroad until then.
Tom had died by the time the paramedics arrived.
The project has to be finished by the end of the week at the latest.
Tell Tom I'll be there by 2:30.
Tom wants to know if you'll be ready by 2:30.
I've never seen a real cow.
It might rain before evening.
- Come home before six.
- Come home at six.
We must have those parts by Monday afternoon.
Do you have an age by which you want to get married?
There are a lot of things I have to do before tomorrow.
The new school building is expected to be completed by spring next year.
We will start at two o'clock if it has stopped raining by that time.
She lived in five different countries by age 25.
- I thought Tom would have found Mary by now.
- I thought Tom would've found Mary by now.
- I thought that Tom would have found Mary by now.
By the time Tom got to the shop it was shut.
The most dangerous thing Tom ever tried to do was bungee jumping.
- I thought we could make it by 2:30.
- I thought that we could make it by 2:30.
I will try to pay what I owe by the end of the month.
How many books have you read so far this summer?
By the end of the century, the earth will have experienced a dramatic increase in temperature.
By the time you get home, all the cherry blossoms will have fallen.
Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen.
Since he started at eight, he ought to be there by now.
I have a few essays to write by tomorrow.
He said that he must finish the work by noon.
- I have a lot of things I have to do before tomorrow.
- There are a lot of things I have to do before tomorrow.
- Tom promised me he'd be here by 2:30.
- Tom promised me that he'd be here by 2:30.
Memorize the poem by next week.
Hey, if dinner isn't ready by seven, I'm going to a restaurant.
You are to finish this work by the end of this month.
By 2030, twenty-one percent of its population will be over sixty-five.
No one has been able to reach the top of the mountain.
- Father has never gotten sick in his life.
- My father has never gotten sick in his life.
- My father has never been sick in his life.
On condition you are back by ten o'clock, you may go to the dance.
You should apologize to your father for not getting home in time for dinner.
Please let me know by Wednesday if you can't attend.
- He's never been abroad in his life.
- I've never been abroad before.
I'm sure we'd be able to get this done by 2:30 if Tom helped us.
Our task has been easy so far, but it will be difficult from now on.
Tom had his homework all done by the time his mother got home.
I hung the laundry out to dry last night and by morning it had frozen hard as a rock.
I have never eaten a mango before.
Up to now, I've never been successful with languages with more than four cases.
Finishing the job by Tuesday will be a piece of cake.
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