Examples of using "Wirft" in a sentence and their english translations:
The boy throws a stone.
The boy throws a stone.
But Deb is raising a bigger question.
Tom is throwing stones at birds.
Tom throws bread to the ducks.
And you see the shadow it creates from the sun over here?
It casts mysterious shadows on the wall.
The tree throws a shadow on the grass.
He turns a withering glance to her.
This is a flamethrower. It throws flames.
She squanders her money.
This spoils all my plans.
I want Tom to take a look at that.
he throws a story because I did this
A tall tree projects its long shadow on the water.
Don't ride that horse. He'll throw you.
His opinion adds a new light to the question.
Normally, otter pups move on when their mother gives birth again.
- The pot calls the kettle black!
- That's like the pot calling the kettle black.
The green lampshade casts a warm glow in the room.
Such a behavior gives rise to problem.
The shorter the proverb, the more questions.
Tom is throwing stones at birds.
In baseball, the pitcher is the player who throws the ball.
Answering the question that way raises further issues.
Tom always checks the caller ID before he answers his phone.
A bookstore in that location wouldn't make enough money to survive.
She gives me a nasty look every time she sees me.
This development is casting a larger and larger shadow over the chemical industry as well.
Tom always checks the caller ID before he answers his phone.
Don't you realize your behavior reflects on all of us?
She blames me for the fact that our married life isn't going well.
If you throw trash on the road, you have to pay a fine of up to 500 dollars.
Everyone protects their head with their hands when someone throws a rock in the air.
My favorite part of the movie is when the monkey throws the bone into the air.
Thanks God, Apple is dumping that Flash crap!
While the Wall is long gone, it still casts a shadow over German life.
Sometimes, as the Earth orbits the Sun, it comes between the Sun and the Moon. When this happens, the Earth throws a dark shadow across the Moon. This is known as an eclipse of the Moon, or a lunar eclipse.
Fear drives him, he plucks up courage and throws himself into the roaring waves; his powerful arms cut through the flow, and his God feels pity.
Some men are born to good luck: all they do or try to do comes right—all that falls to them is so much gain—all their geese are swans—all their cards are trumps—toss them which way you will, they will always, like poor puss, alight upon their legs, and only move on so much the faster.
Since our mother died we have had no happiness; our step-mother beats us every day, and if we come near her she kicks us away with her foot. Our meals are the hard crusts of bread that are left over; and the little dog under the table is better off, for she often throws it a nice bit. May Heaven pity us. If our mother only knew!