Examples of using "Vollen" in a sentence and their english translations:
- He has a tight schedule.
- She has a tight schedule.
I have a tight schedule.
She has a tight schedule.
Write your full name.
I don't know their full name.
He took full advantage of the wrapper.
We enjoyed our holidays to the full.
Tom lives life to the fullest.
Look out for pickpockets on crowded trains.
Practice makes perfect.
Tom's really enjoying his new job.
We might not need to pay the full price.
He arrived in the middle of the party.
Instead, we let the forage come way up here
switching from the role of the trader
There is nothing like a glass of beer after a whole day's work.
Tom has a tight schedule.
In spite of his tight schedule, Tom always has time to spend with his children.
but they had to pay full price for them, which proved very expensive,
I've had a busy day.
It is not a joke, you will have to pay the full price.
Pop artists thrive on the adulation of their loyal fans.
Tom walked into the living room with two drinks in his hands.
In spite of his tight schedule, Tom always has time to spend with his children.
to do that than make a full detailed article about that,
They had to pay full price to attend courses to communicate with me.
have a liftoff, 32 minutes past the hour, liftoff on Apollo 11.
- He's juggling three full bottles of mineral water, which is difficult, as might be imagined.
- He's juggling three full bottles of mineral water which, as you might imagine, is not easy.
- I hope Tom can fit me into his tight schedule.
- I hope that Tom can fit me into his tight schedule.
Tom lived the high life until the money ran out.
Tom got stuck with the whole bill when he went out drinking with Mary and her friends.
not just an Austrian rearguard, but the full might of Archduke Charles’s army.
Make the most of life; because once you are dead it will be for a long time, a really long time.
I understand that Tom is on a tight schedule, but I'd really appreciate it if I could get an appointment with him.
Repetition is the mother of learning.
Little by little the sky cleared. The sun came out in full splendor and the sea became as calm as a lake.
"That'll be thirteen dollars." The cashier had rounded up to the nearest dollar. Odd, but who cared? It was all Tom could do to keep his arm from shaking as he slammed a crumpled $20 bill on the countertop and grabbed his stuff, not even bothering to pick up the change. "Come again," the cashier recited. "The hell I will," Tom grumbled under his breath as he speed-walked to his car, relieved that was over, still trying to figure out how to free himself from John’s grasp.