Examples of using "Sämtliche" in a sentence and their english translations:
All the boys were yelling.
The price of everything increased.
All the phones were ringing.
He measured all his shelves.
All the houses were gone.
Hier laufen sämtliche Aufzugsnotrufe auf.
She cleaned out all of the kitchen cupboards.
All the boys were whistling and cheering.
Can you gather all of the papers together?
All the supplies ran out.
The cat tangled up all the threads.
The squirrel ate all the nuts.
Your brain creates all facets of your mind.
The government deprived him of all his rights.
I will provide you all the necessary information.
- All the salesmen and saleswomen are striking next week.
- All the salesmen and saleswomen are going on strike next week.
- All the salespeople are striking next week.
- All the salespeople are going on strike next week.
The teacher answers every question we ask.
Tom cut down all the trees in his front yard.
These days, most clothing is imported from China.
All the school's classrooms have just been repainted.
Did you remember to close all the windows?
Please answer all the questions.
Tom left the door and all the windows open.
Can't you hear all the car horns beeping behind us?
If you knew all the circumstances I am sure that you would forgive me.
I try to protect myself by following all the rules.
- I answered all of Tom's questions.
- I answered all Tom's questions.
Most of the town and all of the schools were reduced to ashes.
I also found every letter he had ever written to my mother.
- Any trouble Tom's ever gotten into was caused by alcohol.
- Any trouble Tom has ever gotten into was caused by alcohol.
The police detective said that all of the doors and windows were locked from the inside.
Tom tried everything that was suggested, but still couldn't fix the problem.
Tom gave Mary a box of chocolates, and then ate all the chocolates himself.
Dogs have all the noble qualities of humans, but none of their bad qualities.
This town is so small that you can easily learn everyone's names.
There is always the risk of losing all the data on your hard disk.
I will provide you all the necessary information.
Tom kept a list of all the food he'd eaten that week.
Tom looked through all his desk drawers, but he still couldn't find what he was looking for.
- One morning, when I woke up, I found that all the bills in my wallet had changed into two-thousand yen bills.
- I woke up one morning to find that all the bills in my wallet had turned into two-thousand yen bills.
Tom was obsessed by the belief that, one by one, everyone around him was being abducted and replaced by aliens.
This all has to happen without any human intervention, so the central computer software has been programmed and extensively tested to make sure all corrections can be made on the fly.
Vine leaves in the sun take on colours that change from yellow to all shades red, brown and orange, finally reaching violet.
I divide all literary works into two categories: those I like and those I don't like. No other criterion exists for me.
All the neighbors united to clean up the park.
"Should we order a takeaway?" "All the delivery services will be closed now." "No, 'Tom's Tavern' is still open. Mary always gets herself something from there at night."
The story, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious. No identification with actual persons, places, buildings, and products is intended or should be inferred.
"Call that a beer? It's got no head!" complained Tom loudly in an English pub. "Keep your voice down! Everyone's looking at us!" whispered Mary, urging him to restrain himself. "That's how they serve it here. We're not in Bavaria now!"