Examples of using "Olimme" in a sentence and their english translations:
We were reading.
We were in love.
- We're fortunate.
- We were fortunate.
We were all asleep.
We were newlyweds.
We were surprised.
We were outside.
We were engaged.
We were prisoners.
We concurred.
We were poor, but we were happy.
We were reading.
We were waiting.
And, well, we were always together, in everything. Um...
[in Spanish] Because we were the leaders,
We were very happy.
We were ready.
We were persistent.
We were out together.
We were on our way back from the rehearsals.
We were at the edge of the hurricane.
We stayed at the Hilton Hotel.
We were poor, but we were happy.
We were bored.
when we had taken the city of Pando.
We were all drenched with perspiration.
We nearly starved.
Maybe we were too optimistic.
We've barely begun.
- We were crazy about each other.
- We were crazy for each other.
We were meant for each other.
We were in favor of reforming the tax laws.
We were so worried about you.
We were all worried.
We were directly in the path of the storm.
We found that we had lost our way.
We were the best and the brightest.
We were quite a crew back then.
We worried a lot about you.
We worried a lot about you.
We're very happy with that.
[in Spanish] Because we were very dangerous, they said.
We were all rather exhausted.
We were all very happy at breakfast.
- We were all very touched.
- We were all very moved.
I didn't realise we were late.
Tom and I were very worried.
On Sunday we were on the beach flying a kite.
We both were really drunk.
- We were both a bit drunk.
- We were both a little drunk.
Tom and I were careful.
Tom and I were friends.
We had gone to watch the shadow puppets earlier that night.
- We were alive to what was going on.
- We were aware of what was going on.
We told everyone that we were moving to Boston.
We were worried something had happened.
We all felt sorry for Tom.
We were underdressed and out of our league.
We were so close to getting it done.
We were reading.
Tom looked after our dog while we were away.
We were down at the South Col camp when we got the word...
- I doubt we were ever in any real danger.
- I doubt that we were ever in any real danger.
Tom and I were really worried about you.
We went to church every Sunday when we were in America.
After we had eaten, we went outside to skate.
We contacted Tom's family.
We played together every day when we were kids.
You thought we were done talking about you today? Think again!
We were all surprised when Tom won the race.
Tom won't even know we were here.
We were happy people before you came. Your arrival brought despair.
- We were all surprised that Tom won the race.
- We were all surprised Tom won the race.
- We were lucky.
- We're lucky.
It grew dark, and what was worse, we lost our way.
We were so tired that we turned in about 9:00 last night.
We were both a little drunk.
- Tom and I both agreed.
- Both Tom and I agreed.
We sang in a choir when we were kids.
We rented that house, not because we were pleased with it, but because it was near the station.
I thought we had eaten everything in the house, but I found another box of crackers.
She cut in when we were talking.
It happened that we were on the same bus.
Though we had grown apart in the months preceding his sudden and unexpected death, I continue to mourn his passing.
The church we went past crumbled five minutes later due to a huge earthquake, and more than a hundred churchgoers were buried alive.
Figaro invited us to his marriage, but we were late and when we arrived everyone had left a long time ago.