Examples of using "Avions" in a sentence and their english translations:
We had three airplanes.
- Alex: 84 separate airplanes? - Joss: 84 separate airplanes.
We were scared.
We were cold.
- We were wrong.
- We were mistaken.
Did we have it?
- We used to have airplanes, but we had to sell them.
- We used to have aeroplanes, but we had to sell them.
We had a large audience.
We all had hope.
I like watching planes take off.
Waving the flyer in,
We were really cold.
We needed money.
- We have three airplanes.
- We have three planes.
We had a cat.
- We needed this.
- We needed that.
- We needed it.
We needed help.
We needed information.
We were all hungry.
We had our reasons.
We were all wrong.
We had doubts.
- Airplanes are expensive.
- Aeroplanes are expensive.
We were both hungry.
Planes land at the airport.
We needed your help.
We barred people from airplanes.
We just had French and
We had a dairy farm
Two more planes are coming in here.
We had a lot to celebrate.
Tom shot down the enemy aircraft.
We shot down enemy aircraft.
We had always been close.
We needed time.
We had an appointment.
We needed a break.
We needed this.
What were we afraid of?
We had a lot of furniture.
We all had hope.
We needed him.
We had a large audience.
Planes land at the airport.
its airline, and its passports
Jet planes fly much faster than propeller planes.
We had an agreement. You broke it.
because just when we thought the war was won,
than we initially intended.
on airplanes, in airports,
Our numbers were always low when it came to voting.
We also had a lot of fibers.
Airplanes always have right of way.
all of its aircraft, 17 pieces.
We had a slight difference of opinion.
If only we had a garden!
Hmm, did we have some breadcrumbs?
The planes arrived one after another.
We were mistaken.
in bringing these planes to California
If only we had a son!
If only we had a daughter!
If only we had a child!
We were both hungry.
We needed this win.
We needed this weather.
Tom and I had a disagreement.
We were right.