Examples of using "Fantôme" in a sentence and their english translations:
A spectre is haunting Europe — the spectre of communism.
It's a ghost town.
Are you a ghost?
- I thought I saw a ghost.
- I thought that I saw a ghost.
Are you a ghost?
I actually saw a ghost.
Tom saw a ghost.
- I thought I saw a ghost.
- I thought that I saw a ghost.
- Tom says that he's seen a ghost.
- Tom says he's seen a ghost.
The ghost vanished suddenly.
- You look pale as a ghost.
- You look as pale as a ghost.
- I thought I saw a ghost.
- I thought that I saw a ghost.
His spirit still haunts the manor.
- A spectre is haunting Europe — the spectre of communism.
- A spectre haunts Europe: the spectre of communism.
- A specter is haunting Europe — the specter of communism.
Jody looks as if she had seen a ghost.
She looked as if she had seen a ghost.
You look as if you had seen a ghost.
Tom looks as though he's seen a ghost.
I saw a ghost last night.
Sami's ghost was haunting this house.
- Tom says that he saw a ghost.
- Tom says he saw a ghost.
- Tom says that he's seen a ghost.
- Tom says he's seen a ghost.
It looks like you just saw a ghost.
You look like you saw a ghost.
The ghost train is subject to daily maintenance.
She felt as if she had seen a ghost.
I think I saw a ghost in the woods.
John felt the presence of a ghost in the dark room.
She stood transfixed as if she had seen a ghost.
Her hair stood on end at the sight of a ghost.
my friend to the left of me freezes like she has seen a ghost,
The boy fell of fright when he saw a ghost.
The future, empty-handed ghost, who promises everything and has nothing!
He faded into the fog like the memory of a ghost long forgotten.
When John came back, he looked pale as if he had seen a ghost.
Corny Littmann put an end to the ghost on the night of July 1, 1980.
What he saw wasn't a ghost but just a figment of his imagination.
If you read this sentence three times, a ghost will visit you in your sleep.
Thrice round the neck with longing I essayed / to clasp the phantom in a wild delight; / thrice, vainly clasped, the visionary shade / mocked me embracing, and was lost to sight, / swift as a winged wind or slumber of the night.
Aghast I stood, tongue-tied, with stiffening hair.
They say that on Columbus Day, Christopher Columbus's ghost rises up from its grave and flies around the world, punishing the bad boys and girls who don't believe in Christopher Columbus.
The first revolt is against the supreme tyranny of theology, of the phantom of God. As long as we have a master in heaven, we will be slaves on earth.