Examples of using "Sonne" in a sentence and their english translations:
Your telephone's ringing, Tom.
So, the phone rings...
The alarm clock is ringing.
The telephone is ringing.
- The phone is ringing!
- The phone is ringing.
The bell is ringing.
- My phone's ringing.
- My phone is ringing!
- The number is engaged.
- The line is busy.
My cellphone is ringing.
My phone is ringing!
- That sounds okay.
- That sounds OK.
This sounds good.
- Your phone is ringing.
- Your telephone's ringing.
- Your phone's ringing.
- Your phone is ringing.
- Your telephone's ringing.
- Your phone's ringing.
Ring the bell.
Sounds good.
That sounds great, right?
when the phone rings.
* Cell phone rings. *
Hold on, the phone's ringing.
There goes the bell.
Sound the alarm!
My cellphone is ringing.
- The piano is out of tune.
- That piano is out of tune.
Your telephone's ringing, Tom.
"The phone is ringing." "I'll get it."
- The bell rings at eight.
- The bell rings at 8:00.
- Someone's ringing the doorbell.
- They're ringing the doorbell.
The phone is ringing!
The clock is striking four.
The doorbell is ringing.
The bell rings at noon.
The church bell is ringing.
It's occupied.
- I hear the phone.
- I hear a phone ringing.
Who's ringing at the door?
The new instrument sounds good.
Your phone is ringing again.
it sounds like these are gonna
The death-knell tolls for 18 years.
As he says. Sounds good too
Yeah, sounds better, you know?
His accent sounds a little quaint.
"The phone is ringing." "I'll get it."
The bell rings at eight.
That almost sounds like a threat.
Ring the bell.
The bell rings at eight.
Give me a jingle when you have a chance.
Something that doesn't feel quite right.
If the phone rings when Max calls
The phone's ringing, but no one's picking it up.
- The telephone rings, but nobody answers.
- The telephone is ringing, but nobody is answering.
If the alarm rings, walk, don't run.
Dative spells the death of the genitive.
An electric guitar doesn't sound the same as an acoustic one.
- The number is engaged.
- The line is busy.
- That sounds good!
- That sounds good.
For whom do the bells toll?
When it sounds, turn the stove off.
- Sounds good to me.
- That sounded good.
- It sounds good to me.
If the phone rings again, I plan to ignore it.
Now, that sounds a bit like a panacea, I know.
The telephone is ringing. If you want, I'll answer it.
When one takes a bath, the telephone rings.
The phone's ringing. I'll get it if you want.
The telephone rings about fifteen times an hour.
How does that sound?