Examples of using "Läuft" in a sentence and their english translations:
She walks.
She walks.
- My nose is running.
- I have a runny nose.
Now, once your infographic is up and running,
Your time is running out.
A horse runs quickly.
The campaign is running.
Your nose is running.
He walks slowly.
My nose is running.
- The motor is running.
- The engine is running.
It's going nicely!
Your nose is dripping.
Tom likes to run.
- She likes to run.
- She likes running.
- She isn't running.
- He isn't running.
Why is Tom running?
It's going fine.
Tom is skating.
It's going great.
The coffee is brewing.
He doesn't walk.
Tom walks slowly.
- How does this work?
- How does it work?
- How does that work?
Is Tom running away?
Tom isn't running.
The machine's running.
- Does he run every day?
- Does he go running every day?
Things are going well now.
He is skating.
He has a clumsy walk.
- The rumour is circulating.
- The rumour is going round.
- It works well.
You're running short of time.
We're running out of time.
- It makes no difference.
- It's the same thing.
- That comes to the same thing.
- That amounts to the same thing.
- That boils down to the same thing.
(Beatboxing) Yo, what up?
Time is running out.
sink overflowing,
If everything goes smoothly,
- How's your project coming along?
- How is your project coming along?
- How's your project going?
Tom runs very fast.
- Does Tony run every day?
- Tony runs every day.
How fast she is running!
He is running ahead of me.
How is your job hunting going?
- This dog runs fast.
- The dog runs fast.
Business is looking up.
- Tony runs every day.
- Tony jogs every day.
How fast does he run?
He's running very quickly.
It's going really well.
My car is not running.
- Tom has been following me around.
- Tom is watching me.
Is the play still running?
- It expires tomorrow.
- It runs out tomorrow.
Your time is running out.
The football game is now in action.
What's on TV?
Tom is shirtless.
How are things going?
- How's your day going?
- How is your day going?
This car runs great.
How's the business going?
This is going very well.
She runs.
A horse runs quickly.
Hey, how are you? What's up?
His business is doing well.
and when everything is going well.
Everything is going very well.