Examples of using "Tullut" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom didn't come, nor did Jane.
Why didn't you come?
How come you didn't come?
- I've come to apologize.
- I've come to apologise.
Nobody came to the party.
Has the mailman already come?
Tom has gone crazy.
Tom has gone insane.
Has he already come?
Summer has come.
It has cooled off.
- Have you lost your reason?
- Have you gone mad?
I wish you'd come sooner.
- Nobody came.
- No one came.
- He did not come.
- She did not come.
- Spring has come.
- Spring arrived.
- I've just come back.
- I have just returned.
- He hasn't come yet.
- He's not here yet.
- He isn't here yet.
Why didn't you come to yesterday's party?
I've come to say goodbye.
You did not come to school yesterday.
He didn't come to the last meeting.
He didn't come to the last meeting.
I never got around to doing it.
I've just come back from Sweden.
You have become a Tatoeba-addict.
But, this one is no go...
She's a latecomer.
Spring has come around.
Miniskirts have gone out of fashion.
- How come you didn't come to the party?
- Why didn't you come to the party?
It has become quite autumnal.
Why didn't he come to the party?
Unfortunately, she didn't come.
I have come to kill you.
I've just arrived from Paris.
No one ever came.
He never came.
Summer has come early.
There's been change of plan.
Has Tom arrived yet?
Tom didn't come home.
It looks as if autumn is really here.
The lunch failed completely.
Have you become an angel?
I have recovered my health already.
Has he become crazy?
He is here to stay.
I've come to say goodbye.
- It's you I've come for.
- It's for you that I have come.
Where has she come from?
- Tom has gone mad.
- Tom has gone crazy.
- Tom has gone insane.
Tom has gone bananas.
Tom was totally wasted.
Spring has arrived early.
He didn't come to the last meeting.
The new boy had a nervous stammer.
English has become an international language.
I've only just come back.
My wish has finally come true.
- Spring has come around.
- Spring came on.
- Spring has come.
- It's spring.
- Spring is here.
- Spring arrived.
- Spring came.
I've come to take you home.
Something important has come up.
He has run up large debts.
Hasn't Tom come home yet?
We've all become communists.
Russia had emerged as a second superpower.
Nobody came to help me.
Why didn't Tom come with you?
Tom didn't show up at school today.
The new fact has come to light.
Tom didn't go to the lake with us.
Hasn't Kate arrived yet?
The boy who came yesterday was my younger brother.
- Tom hasn't arrived yet.
- Tom has not yet arrived.
- Tom hasn't come yet.
- Tom hasn't yet arrived.
Tom didn't come to work today.
I've come here to study Chinese.
The train hasn't come yet.
She's a woman now.
Americans are becoming more adventurous in their food choices.
He's addicted to junk food.
Mary is now a mother.
- It is strange that he has not come yet.
- It's strange that he hasn't come yet.
- It's strange that Tom hasn't come yet.
- It's strange Tom hasn't come yet.
She shouted for help, but no one came.
Where am I from?
- With the exception of him, nobody else came to the party.
- He was the only one who came to the party.