Examples of using "Tient" in a sentence and their english translations:
- It makes sense.
- That makes sense.
"Who holds the sea holds the commerce of the world; who holds the trade holds wealth; who holds the wealth of the world holds the world itself. "
- She always keeps her word.
- She always keeps her promises.
Who holds the purse, rules the house.
Well it's holding so far.
Keep the faith.
He keeps his word.
Tom keeps his word.
This makes sense.
He always keeps his promises.
- It makes sense.
- That makes sense.
who actually cared about me,
He stands still
The jaw holds it.
Who is standing there?
Where is he standing?
He keeps his word.
She always keeps her word.
The band is still together.
She has a blog.
Tom keeps a diary.
- He always keeps his word.
- He always keeps his promises.
Tom always keeps his word.
- That makes sense.
- It makes perfect sense.
He is standing on the stage.
It's all up to you.
Jesus stands right in the center
She always keeps her promises.
The meeting is held annually.
She takes after her father.
He keeps a diary.
Tom really cares about you.
My uncle runs a hotel.
He takes after his father.
"Good morning. The snow is piled up outside." "Really!?"
Who does she get that from?
Why is this?
The watch keeps accurate time.
Mary takes after her mother.
Tom never breaks promises.
But he can't keep it up for long.
That keeps you awake, he says.
Ann always keeps her room clean.
The boy takes after his father.
She takes after her mother in every respect.
He holds the rank of colonel.
He keeps a diary in English.
He never keeps his word.
I know that he keeps his promise.
She keeps her diary in English.
Tom is holding Mary in his arms.
A team of paramedics is standing by.
It fits on a single floppy disk.
Someone is standing behind the wall.
Are we still on for tomorrow night?
Father keeps a diary every day.
He is standing on the stage.
- Everyone's standing.
- Everyone is standing.
Tom doesn't keep his promises.
He is standing on the hill.
Susan really takes after her mother.
- No one's standing in front of the entrance.
- Nobody's standing in front of the entrance.