Examples of using "Pystyi" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom could hardly walk.
He was able to solve the problem.
He ran as fast as he could.
He could do it.
- He ran as fast as he could.
- She ran as fast as possible.
- She ran as fast as she could.
He could run fast when he was young.
You could hear the desperation in Mary's voice.
Tom could do with some help.
Tom could talk about squirrels for hours.
He ran as fast as he could.
- He could learn the poem by heart at the age of five.
- He was able to memorize that poem when he was five years old.
He could write off his work room's furnishing from his taxes.
After his knee repair, he could walk without pain.
He did the work to the best of his ability.
Jim was able to hold back his anger and avoid a fight.
Tom could only tell Mary what he knew.
He ran as fast as he could.
Chris got a job as a house painter and was able to raise the money.
Tom did everything he could.
Tom held on to the rope as long as he could.
The room was light enough for him to read the letter.
She found that this way she could avoid thinking about her father.
She was so out of breath that she could hardly speak.
It was too late to help Tom. All the doctor could do was to pronounce him dead.
- Tom ran as fast as he could.
- Tom ran as fast as he was able to.
- Tom ran as quickly as he could.
He ran like a scared rabbit.
- I don't believe that Tom was really able to build his house for less than three thousand dollars.
- I don't believe Tom was really able to build his house for less than three thousand dollars.
The homeless woman had the story of her hard life written all over her face, but she had the smile of an angel.
- Tom ran as fast as he could.
- Tom ran at full speed.
- Tom ran as fast as he was able to.
- Tom tried to act normal, but you could tell from his facial expression and demeanour that he was seething with rage.
- Tom tried to act normal, but you could tell from his facial expression and demeanor that he was seething with rage.
Tom moved about the house as quietly as he could so as not to wake Mary and the children.
"If this lasts much longer," she said, "I shall not be able to bear it." But it did last, and she had to bear it, without being able to help herself.
Tom screamed at the top of his lungs.
At last the happy day came; they went to Court, and Cinderella followed them with her eyes as long as she could, and when she had lost sight of them, she fell a-crying.