Examples of using "« mary était" in a sentence and their english translations:
Mary was traumatized.
Mary was my friend.
Mary was in Hungary.
Tom knew that Mary was a teacher.
Tom knew that Mary was a teacher.
"Mary was beaten by John."
- Mary was an agreeable girl.
- Mary was a likable girl.
Mary was a bit jealous.
Mary was pregnant with twins.
- Tom thought Mary was asleep.
- Tom thought that Mary was asleep.
- Tom thought that Mary was sleeping.
Mary was desperate to get married.
Tom knew that Mary was dead.
Mary was dressed all in white.
Tom knew that Mary was rich.
Tom thought that Mary was busy.
- Tom had no idea Mary was sick.
- Tom had no idea that Mary was sick.
Mary prided herself on her beauty.
Tom knew that Mary was a teacher.
- Tom said Mary was Canadian.
- Tom said that Mary was Canadian.
Tom saw that Mary was busy.
Tom knew that Mary was in danger.
- Tom said Mary was his daughter.
- Tom said that Mary was his daughter.
- Tom said Mary was happy.
- Tom said that Mary was happy.
- Tom said that Mary was satisfied.
Mary was listening to her iPod.
- Tom said that Mary was beautiful.
- Tom said Mary was beautiful.
Tom knew Mary was with John.
Tom said that Mary was ambidextrous.
Tom said that Mary was reliable.
Tom said that Mary was engaged.
Tom had forgotten how beautiful Mary was.
Mary was unable to hide her tears.
- Tom thought that Mary was safe.
- Tom thought Mary was safe.
- Tom knew that Mary was at work.
- Tom knew Mary was at work.
- Tom said that Mary was stupid.
- Tom said Mary was stupid.
Tom had no idea Mary was sick.
Tom had no idea Mary was sick.
Tom never knew Mary was rich.
Tom wondered why Mary was so upset.
- Tom told me that Mary was on a diet.
- Tom told me Mary was on a diet.
Tom had no idea how busy Mary was.
- Tom said Mary was there.
- Tom said that Mary was there.
- Tom told me that Mary died on Monday.
- Tom told me Mary died on Monday.
Tom said that Mary was very unhappy.
Tom said that Mary was disorganized.
Tom said that Mary was a bad driver.
Mary was still in high school at the time.
Tom asked me why Mary was so sad.
- Tom said Mary died in her sleep.
- Tom said that Mary died in her sleep.
Tom said Mary was good at French.
- Tom didn't even know Mary had left.
- Tom didn't even know that Mary had left.
- Tom didn't even know that Mary had gone.
- Tom didn't even know Mary had gone.
Tom wondered why Mary had stayed in Boston.
Tom didn't know Mary was so funny.
- Tom said he thought Mary was nervous.
- Tom said that he thought Mary was nervous.
- Tom said he thought that Mary was nervous.
- Tom said he thought Mary was lonely.
- Tom said that he thought Mary was lonely.
- Tom said that he thought that Mary was lonely.
- Tom told me that he thought Mary was sick.
- Tom told me he thought Mary was sick.
- Tom told me he thought that Mary was sick.
- Tom told me that he thought that Mary was sick.
Tom thought Mary was nervous doing that.
I dismissed what Mary was saying.
Tom wondered if Mary was as nervous as he was.
Tom didn't know when Mary had come to Boston.
Tom knew that Mary was rich.
Tom knew that Mary was busy.
- I didn't tell Tom Mary was here.
- I didn't tell Tom that Mary was here.
Tom said that Mary had run away before he arrived.
Mary took sides with me against my teacher.
- Tom had no idea that Mary was a serial killer.
- Tom had no idea Mary was a serial killer.
Tom didn't tell me Mary was his girlfriend.
- Tom said Mary is in Boston now.
- Tom said that Mary is in Boston now.
If Mary was angry before, she'll be furious now.
I said Paul was out, but that Mary was at home.
- Tom thought Mary was in Australia, but she was actually in New Zealand.
- Tom thought that Mary was in Australia, but she was actually in New Zealand.
- It's hard to believe that Tom wasn't aware that Mary was in love with him.
- It's hard to believe Tom wasn't aware that Mary was in love with him.
Far from being but the object of their ambiguous relation, Mary was the subject of all Tom's attention.