Examples of using "Marché" in a sentence and their english translations:
They walked.
- Do we have a deal here?
- Deal?
I walked.
We've got a deal.
Did you walk for a long time?
We walked a lot.
The market rallied.
Did you walk for a long time?
It worked.
It was cheap.
This is cheap.
Let's make a trade.
Go through the market.
I walked here.
Tom walked.
- We walked.
- We left.
I walked alone.
Did that work?
- We are going to the market.
- We're going to the market.
- I stepped in the sludge.
- I stepped in the mud.
This article is cheap.
It's worked for me, it's worked for him,
in an increasingly competitive economy.
Oh look at that! That's worked.
sold in the market.
Tom sealed the deal.
- It is really cheap.
- It's very cheap.
Where's the marketplace?
Tom walked alone.
The housing market is stagnant.
It's shockingly inexpensive.
I walked to school.
The market is big.
We walked a lot.
- I didn't walk.
- I didn't leave.
This is very cheap.
We walked a lot.
Tom goes to the market.
- It didn't work out.
- That didn't work.
See you at the market.
They walked together.
Did you walk for a long time?
It seemed to be cheap.
The market rallied.
I went to the market.
Did you buy it on the black market?
I stepped on something weird.
Did that work?
Okay. Well, this has worked pretty well.
I've been walking all night long,
market value in 2016
This is the chicken market.
a real market trade.
She probably stepped on it
That's a cheap store.
We walked as far as the park.
It was really cheap.
That market has been rapidly expanding.
She walked as far as Shinjuku.
He walked ahead of me.
- I walked about a mile.
- I walked about 1 mile.
Carrots are cheap!
The market is completely saturated.
It's market day.
I'm taking these sheep to the market.
I'm still shopping around.