Examples of using "Angebracht" in a sentence and their english translations:
- There is no room for doubt.
- There's no room for doubt.
I set up motion sensors.
The question was completely appropriate.
Police officers installed surveillance cameras outside Tom's office.
has fitted a GPS tag on some of the mother seals,
Tom installed a TV antenna on the roof.
Tom put new locks on all his doors.
At this time, a vote is not yet appropriate.
Listening devices had been placed throughout the embassy during its construction.
Tom installed a satellite dish on his roof.
that "eighth right-of-way" signs had been put up.
can be put up in just 20 seconds, using a sticker and magnet system,
Tom didn't think it would be appropriate for John to give Mary a pearl necklace.
Do you really think it's appropriate to put a sentence like that on Tatoeba?
- Tom put new pedals on the bicycle that he rides to school.
- Tom put new pedals on the bicycle he rides to school.
- It's doubtful whether Tom will win.
- It's doubtful whether Tom can win.
- It's doubtful if Tom can win.
It's doubtful if Tom can do that.
"Arbeit macht frei", meaning "Work sets you free", is a slogan placed, during the Holocaust, over the entrance to the Auschwitz extermination camp.
"Arbeit macht frei", meaning "Work sets you free", is a slogan posted during the Holocaust on the entrance to the Dachau extermination camp.
Tom has put up a nesting box in one of the trees in his garden for birds to build their nest in.
"Jedem das Seine", meaning "To each what he deserves", is a slogan placed over the entrance gate of the Buchenwald concentration camp during the Holocaust.
He drew his water, which was excellent, from a very deep natural well, above which he had set up a very simple pulley block.
- On the wall hung a picture of Mary, forefinger threateningly raised, looking as though she were reading the observer the riot act. "I'm in charge here!" was the inscription added beneath.
- On the wall hung a picture of Mary, forefinger threateningly raised, looking as though she were in the middle of reading the viewer the riot act. Beneath read the caption: "I'm in charge here!"
- Hanging on the wall was a picture of Mary, forefinger raised in threat, appearing as though she were reading the onlooker the riot act. The epigraph mounted beneath read: "I'm in charge here!"
In the Netherlands, it is the custom that, when during the construction of a house the highest point has been reached and the roof is ready for tiling, the client treats the construction workers to so-called "tile beer" to celebrate this. A flag is then placed on the ridge of the house. If the client is too stingy to treat, not a flag, but a broom is placed.