Examples of using "Vorzustellen" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm trying to imagine that.
Please let me introduce myself.
I'm thinking of introducing myself to Tom.
No need to introduce yourself.
Let me introduce you to my sister.
I asked her to introduce him to me.
I asked him to introduce her to me.
If that's possible to imagine.
Allow me to introduce Mr Kato to you.
- I didn't get a chance to introduce myself to her.
- I haven't had the chance to introduce myself to her.
I planned to introduce him to her.
Let me introduce you to my wife.
It's almost impossible to imagine.
- She stood up and began to introduce herself.
- She stood up and began introducing herself.
Allow me to introduce to you my friend Yamada.
I didn't get a chance to introduce myself to her.
I tried to imagine life on the moon.
It's hard to imagine a life without pets.
- May I introduce myself to you?
- May I introduce myself?
It's impossible for us to visualise four-dimensional objects.
like an architect does when she tries to imagine a new building,
May I introduce myself to you?
to really show the world who they are on this big stage.
First, please take about 3 minutes to introduce yourself.
I tried to imagine life on the moon.
He tried to imagine what the client was like.
It is difficult to imagine a life with neither television nor the Internet.
Tom thought about what it would be like to kiss Mary.
Mr Balboa is so well known as to need no introduction.
- Please let me introduce myself.
- May I introduce myself?
- Let me introduce myself.
- Allow me to introduce myself.
- Let me introduce myself to you.
She gave a tea party with the intention of introducing her daughter to her friends.
and then I asked you to imagine when you’re really thirsty,
But the black ink prompts your brain to project food into a void.
The aim of the workshops is to imagine how the world will look in ten years' time.
When a man loves cats, I am his friend and comrade, without further introduction.
It's hard to imagine a family more dysfunctional than ours.
When I write, I try to imagine how the idea I want to express could be translated into another language.