Examples of using "Worte" in a sentence and their english translations:
Words, words...
"What are you reading, my prince?" "Words, words, nothing but words."
Wise words!
I'm at a loss for words.
- Stop twisting my words.
- Do not distort what I've just said.
- Don't put words into my mouth.
- Don't twist my words!
- Don't twist my words around!
Remove unnecessary words!
Actions, not words.
Such harsh words!
What you said made Tom mad.
His words sound reasonable.
Deeds are better than words.
What were his first words?
Thank you for your kind words.
- Those were his exact words.
- Those were her exact words.
I was at a loss for words.
- His words surprised me.
- What he said surprised me.
Save the words!
Remember my words!
- I doubt her words.
- I doubt his words.
- I hate these words.
- I hate those words.
- I'm at a loss for words.
- Words fail me.
- I am at a loss for words.
- I have no words.
Words failed him.
- I'm at a loss for words.
- I don't know what to say.
- I have no words.
- My words provoked her to anger.
- My words angered her.
I was encouraged by his words.
Words failed her.
His words hurt Meg.
Remember your words!
Remember your noble words!
His words soothed her.
His words sound reasonable.
No words are necessary.
I was looking for suitable words.
His words hurt her feelings.
Her words have a deeper meaning.
His words touched her heart.
- I am at a loss for words.
- I have no words.
Weigh your words well.
Choose your next words carefully.
Write these words in your notebook.
from electronic media,
Einstein has no such words
Words fail me right now.
Truth needs not many words.
Please bear in mind what I said.
We need action, not words.
Her words were filled with melancholy.
Her words angered him.
His words gave rise to doubts.
What do his words imply?
He was accredited with these words.
- It's not what you say, but what you do that counts.
- It isn't what you say, but what you do that counts.
- That was his last word.
- It was his last words.
Words serve to express ideas.
Those are empty words.
I'd like to say a few words.