Examples of using "Ben" in a sentence and their english translations:
Well, ask!
Precisely!
Sure!
- Well, ask!
- Go ahead and ask.
The lawyer was expecting Ben.
Precisely!
No, you say.
Ah well, you're out of luck!
Bin lived in Singapore.
You wash the dishes, Ben.
You don't say.
and his name was Ben?
- Ben, yep. - Thank you
for asking the question, Ben.
* Music: Ben E. King - "Stand By Me" *
Well, let's see! And then, what next?
MR: Great, José and Ben are here
Ben ran a 100-meter race with Carl.
Ben put his hands in his pockets.
Come on, I didn't mean to hurt you.
- Of course!
- Sure!
- Indeed!
Americans are celebrating the death of Osama bin Laden.
- This question is from Ben, and he says,
Ben mentioned he was in the UK.
Ben learned to make a fire without matches.
- Blimey!
- Strewth!
Aren't you pregnant? Well, stop drinking then!
Yep, go to Tatoeba and write it there!
Ben, you could be creating infographics on things like
in "Big Ben", the only car with separate beds.
Ben is behind them, but he'll soon catch up with them.
Wow, that looks tasty.
I know your question, Ben, was mainly for social media,
So I hope that helps you crush it on the web, Ben,
Among them is a well-educated young Saudi named Osama bin Laden.
Here's an example: Mr. Ben, guardian of a house ... sir the thief decides in advance
The US invades Afghanistan and bin Laden flees to Pakistan. Zarqawi, still obscure, flees
Tatoeba: Ever heard of sentence fights? Yeah, that's what we do for fun.
Bin Laden grows al-Qaeda into a global network, to continue the struggle against Islam's enemies.
Well, in Kabyle, I am not strong. It's more in French that I prefer to indulge in puns, a little in English too.
- To a bone that complained that a dog kept nibbling him, he said: Well, you're so hard and I do not have anything else to do.
- To a bone that complained that a dog kept nibbling him, he said: Sorry, you are so hard and I do not have anything else to do.
"Say something in French." "Say something like what?" "Anything's fine." "Bonjour. Merci. There, I said something." "What, you're so boring!" "Didn't you say I could say anything?"
All those to whom I made a dedication of the novel-story that I finished writing in 2000 (which is therefore at least twenty years old) tell me: "Well my friend, if you were interested soon in writing, you could have been a good writer!" On the one hand, they remind me of my misfortune or they congratulate me, unless it is something else! sarcasm, maybe? Heck! Poor me!