Examples of using "Futott" in a sentence and their english translations:
Did Tom run?
- He did run.
- He really ran.
Who ran?
Tom ran.
Why did he run away?
She ran second.
He ran five miles.
He ran.
- Tom didn't run.
- Tom wasn't running.
Tom ran home.
Who ran away?
She ran as fast as possible.
He ran faster than his brother did.
- A boy came running towards me.
- A boy came running toward me.
He ran so he would get there on time.
He ran at full speed.
The horse ran fast.
He sprinted to catch up to them.
- Tom chased Mary.
- Tom ran after Mary.
No one ran ahead of him.
The thief ran quickly.
He ran, so as to arrive on time.
The ship hit a sandbar.
Tom ran for the door.
We ran this program twice,
Tom ran towards the bushes.
I saw him running.
He ran faster than his brother did.
But it actually has a rather surprising trajectory.
have performed so spectacularly well in economic development,
He was so frightened that he ran for his life.
He ran so fast that he was out of breath.
He ran as fast as he could.
He ran as fast as he could.
The cat ran after the rat.
He encountered a friend on the road.
Hundreds of ships left American ports.
The mouse ran under the bed.
A rat ran across the road.
This is an athlete who had a career.
A canal flowed between two rows of houses.
Tom ran like a scared rabbit.
Tom ran as fast as he could.
A bunch of children ran after the rabbit.
Tom ran to catch the last train.
That boat wrecked off the coast of Chile.
Tom ran ahead and a bull after him.
He didn't run fast enough to catch the train.
He hurried to the station so he wouldn't miss the train.
He ran up the stairs.
The girl walked slowly.
Tom was running pretty fast, but we caught him anyway.
She didn't run fast enough to catch the bus.
A passing car hit a puddle and splashed water all over me.
He ran too fast for me to keep up with him.
He ran as fast as he could, but it was too late.
- She had hardly opened the door when a white dog rushed out of the house.
- As soon as she opened the door, a white dog ran out of the house.
The dog chases the cat, and the cat chases the squirrel.
- He didn't bother with paths, instead going across country.
- He didn't bother with paths, running cross-country instead.
The unicorn ran at the tree with all his might and penetrated the trunk so deeply with his horn that he couldn't pull it out and was thus stuck.