Examples of using "Olivat" in a sentence and their english translations:
Both were naked.
They were deserters.
The results were unpredictable.
The gates were closed.
They were a bit embarrassed.
Half of the apples were rotten.
The audience were all foreigners.
They were very pretty.
All the players were in position.
At that time we had documents that...
Supplies were cheap.
Everyone was thrilled.
The scenery was beyond description.
All were present.
The cherry blossoms were at their best.
The results were spectacular.
They were angry.
- They were cousins.
- They were first cousins.
- They were male and female first cousins.
Everybody was tired.
They were interested.
They were confused.
The walls were bare.
Everyone was disappointed.
They were soldiers.
They were there.
They were thrashed.
My parents were teachers.
My predictions were accurate.
My instructions were clear.
The results were unpredictable.
Everyone was confused.
They were mine.
Where were they?
Your movements were unaccountable.
Republicans were furious.
The dogs were happy.
The streets were quiet.
The dancers were exhausted.
The two children were of an age.
They were drunk.
The cyclists were tired, but happy.
All the doors of the house were closed.
The boys were completely covered in mud.
They were more than happy.
we were mixed with regular prisoners.
I mean, they just were inside of the natural world.
The fish even seemed to be confused.
But I was just too overcome with my feelings for her.
we were already short on supplies.
Many of the students were tired.
All the members were present.
Everybody was jealous of my success.
The plants were damaged by the frost.
A pair of gloves was left in the taxi.
Also my bedding got dirt on it.
His parents were farmers.
The two policemen were exhausted, too.
The villagers were kind to their visitors.
They were very happy.
Her teeth were white.
Almost everyone was late.
They were responsible for the accident.
A good many people were there.
It was a small wedding.
Tom's hands were cold.
Almost everyone was dead.
Some of them were wounded.
All the windows were open.
The neighbors were enemies for years.
Her eyes were wet.
The party was a great success.
Everyone agreed.
The streets were covered with snow.
The trees were full of birds.
Your questions were too direct.
Things were different then.
Tom's parents were Canadian.
- The Swiss were neutral in the war.
- Switzerland was neutral in the war.
Precautionary measures were unnecessary.
They attended the lecture.
- The two children were of an age.
- Those two children were the same age.
The results were as follows.
Every seat was full.
Tom's parents were both teachers.
These books were expensive.
- Everybody was super friendly.
- Everyone was super friendly.
His lips were warm.
The poor people were at the mercy of the cruel dictator.
The two men sitting on the bench were Americans.
Tom's clothes were old, but clean.