Examples of using "Sachant" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you know anyone who can speak French?
Not knowing what to answer, I kept silent.
- Not knowing what to say, I remained silent.
- Not knowing what to say, I kept silent.
confidently knowing who they truly are.
As he didn't know what to say, he remained silent.
- Not knowing what to say, I kept silent.
- Since I didn't know what to say, I remained silent.
Not knowing what to say, I remained silent.
Knowing that we have this overactive attention,
Not knowing what to do, I telephoned the police.
Not knowing what to do, we telephoned the police.
Not knowing what to do, I called her.
Not knowing what to say, I kept silent.
Not knowing what to answer, I kept silent.
I need a lawyer who can speak French.
Knowing that the State is the legal person par excellence,
Not knowing what to do, I asked for help.
Not knowing what to do, I asked him for help.
Not knowing what to do, I asked the teacher for advice.
Not knowing what to do, I did nothing.
Not knowing what to say, I remained silent.
Not knowing what to do, he asked me for help.
Not knowing what to do, I asked him for advice.
a steady pace, knowing that the trenches will break up the momentum of the attack.
knowing that I am the only one that knows what just happened.
You know, whether we decide to go right, and risk exposure to the blistering sun.
Or acknowledge we're low on water, we need to replenish that,
His English is not bad, seeing that he has studied for only two years.
- It's hard to live with the knowledge that you are a failure.
- It's hard to live with the knowledge that you're a failure.
It's like staring into a crystal ball, knowing exactly what's going to happen.
Not knowing what to say, I remained silent.
I need a lawyer who can speak French.
Knowing his troops would struggle to live off the land in this impoverished region,
Knowing that time was of the essence he urged his men to ride fast and without hesitation.
by knowing that we need high energy, we know that people always say humiliating.
- What kind of people spend time on Toki Pona knowing that Esperanto is the universal language?
- What kind of person is interested in Toki Pona, knowing that Esperanto is the universal language?
Unsure of which suitor she wanted to marry, the princess vacillated, saying now one, now the other.
the way to stockpile provisions for the campaign, knowing that he might not be able to effectively
When you stand so close to death, knowing that it will not touch you, you feel something special!
Since I didn't know what to do, I asked him for advice.
In our day and age, there are more Buddhists in Germany than there are people who know how to bake a good chocolate cake.
We all look for happiness, but without knowing where to find it: like drunkards who look for their house, knowing dimly that they have one.
Since he didn't know what to say, he remained silent.
You must go in the knowledge that sooner rather than later the great avenues will re-open through which free men will pass to build a better society.
I felt naked in a strange world. I felt as perhaps a bird may feel in the clear air, knowing the hawk wings above and will swoop.
The most profitable sectors in the United States and Europe are the military and pharmaceutical industries. Knowing this, there is no need to explain why there are always wars on Earth. Yes, it's a shame.
There are more Buddhists in Germany today than people who know how to make a good chocolate cake.
Researchers at the university of Paderborn have established that it took up to 2000 hours of English learning for a French speaker to speak English correctly. Given that there are 32 weeks of classes in a year and with 3 hours of lessons every week, 20.83 years of study are thus necessary for a French person to speak good English.
Then, audience granted, as the fane they filled, / thus calmly spake the eldest of the train, / Ilioneus: "O queen, whom Jove hath willed / to found this new-born city, here to reign, / and stubborn tribes with justice to refrain, / we, Troy's poor fugitives, implore thy grace, / storm-tost and wandering over every main: / forbid the flames our vessels to deface, / mark our afflicted plight, and spare a pious race."