Examples of using "Descendit" in a sentence and their english translations:
She shot him.
The monkey came down.
She climbed down from the roof.
He got off the train.
Tom stepped off the train.
He climbed down from the tree.
He came downstairs.
She went down to the fifth floor.
He went down the hill.
He got off at the next bus stop.
Helen got off at the next stop.
Fear fell upon her.
He got the book down from the shelf.
The temperature fell several degrees.
He came down to breakfast.
- The old lady got down from the bus.
- The old lady stepped off the bus.
- Everyone got off the bus.
- Everybody got off the bus.
The flying squirrel came flying down from the tree.
The paper aeroplane slowly glided to the ground.
Tom lowered the bucket into the well.
She shot him.
He came down the hill on his bicycle.
Tom rode his bicycle down a quiet residential street.
The boy went down the river on a raft.
Tom paid the driver and got out of the cab.
He walked down the street whistling cheerfully.
She went down the stairs.
He undressed and went down nude towards the beach.
He came downstairs.
He got off the train.
Moses came down from the mountain bearing divine commandments.
Tom descended into the hall to meet Manon.
He came downstairs.
- Tom went down into the cellar and returned with a bottle of wine.
- Tom went down into the cellar and came back with a bottle of wine.
- He got the book down from the shelf.
- He got down the book from the shelf.
He got off the train.
Tom didn't get off the airplane with the rest of the passengers.
The paper aeroplane slowly glided to the ground.
A boy having sold a cow at the fair at Hereford, was way-laid by a highwayman, who at a convenient place demanded the money; on this the boy took to his heels and ran away but being overtaken by the highwayman, who dismounted, he pulled the money out of his pocket and strewed it about, and while the highwayman was picking it up, the boy jumped upon the horse and rode home.
A boy having sold a cow at the fair at Hereford, was way-laid by a highwayman, who at a convenient place demanded the money; on this the boy took to his heels and ran away but being overtaken by the highwayman, who dismounted, he pulled the money out of his pocket and strewed it about, and while the highwayman was picking it up, the boy jumped upon the horse and rode home.
A boy having sold a cow at the fair at Hereford, was way-laid by a highwayman, who at a convenient place demanded the money; on this the boy took to his heels and ran away but being overtaken by the highwayman, who dismounted, he pulled the money out of his pocket and strewed it about, and while the highwayman was picking it up, the boy jumped upon the horse and rode home.