Examples of using "Partis" in a sentence and their english translations:
Here we go.
- They're gone.
- They left.
And then we're good to go.
All of them were gone.
- We should be on our way.
- We should get going.
- We should set off.
Where did they go?
We left immediately.
The cops are gone.
They left early.
- All of them were gone.
- They all left.
- They've all left.
- They're all gone.
Did you leave together?
- They've all left.
- They're all gone.
they set off from Thebes,
They were sent out from Thebes;
to 4 parties in parliament
‘All systems are go!’
The guests are all gone.
They left very early in the morning.
They left last night.
We set out by car.
We left by train.
We headed due north.
Here we go.
They left without me.
Tom and Mary have gone.
They have gone far away.
My neighbors left yesterday.
We started from scratch.
- The children already went to school.
- The children have already gone to school.
- The children have gone to school already.
They left there the day before yesterday.
They set out for New York.
We left on July 15.
They left.
I thought you'd left.
We left Africa forever.
Have they gone?
We left early in the morning.
Most of the staff has left.
Actually, they should be gone by now.
They went their separate ways.
I sat for some time and then went away.
We'll probably be away for a few days.
The children already went to school.
The boys have gone north.
We left four days later.
The flights haven't left yet.
They left early.
All the boys ran away.
They went an hour ago.
regulates sex work by criminalizing everyone involved.
We're out of the action, but not gone.
emigrants left for America until the 1970s.
I'll take off the chewing gum when they're gone.
Usually there are several parties and groups of voters.
Each and every boy has gone to see the game.
All the people who were here have left.
Don't be upset when they are gone.
Did they go to the mountains?
They've all left.
The two political parties are irreconcilable foes.
He came after you left.
They left an hour ago.
First, I should hear both sides.
The people who left yesterday are from Scotland.