Examples of using "Maria" in a sentence and their english translations:
Mary is Spanish.
Mary wants to buy books.
Maria is sad today.
Maria walks slowly.
Mary's husband is rich.
Maria teaches me Norwegian.
Mary wants to buy books.
Tom and Mary are back.
Alice is the best friend of Maria.
Alice is Mary's dearest friend.
Tom is taller than Maria.
Tom told me Mary's secret.
I don't remember Mary's smile anymore.
Mary was desperately in love with Tom.
Mary whispered something in Tom's ear.
Tom and Mary talked to each other.
Tom and Mary have finished their work.
Mary smiled at Tom and he smiled back.
Mary is Catholic, but her boyfriend is an atheist.
- Tom speaks French better than Mary.
- Tom is better at speaking French than Mary is.
- Tom can speak French better than Mary.
Tom didn't know anything about Mary's past.
Tom asked Mary where she was from.
Mary, Marie, and Maria went out for a drink.
Mary has been in love with Tom since the 8th grade.
Tom didn't want Mary to stay any longer.
Tom was surprised how well Mary could swim.
Mary came to America to visit her boyfriend.
All Tom can think about is Mary.
Tom had no idea who Mary's father was.
"Where is Mary?" "She's not working today."
- She's smarter than Mary, but not as beautiful.
- She's smarter than Mary, but not as beautiful as Mary.
Mary knows nothing.
Tom and Mary have been in Boston for three years.
Mary looked into the mirror while she was brushing her hair.
Tom believed everything Mary told him.
Tom, Maria! Come downstairs kids, food's ready!
Maria and Natalia go shopping. They buy something for themselves.
Maria went to the table and sat down on a comfortable swivel chair.
Tom expected Mary to be late.
Someone told me Mary left her husband.
Tom and Mary were trapped in the elevator for three hours.
Why does everyone think Tom is the father of Mary's child?
No, my name is not Maria. My name is Teresa.
Tom says he has no idea who Mary is.
Tom opened the door before Mary had a chance to knock.
Tom and Mary look very tired.
The novel "All Quiet on the Western Front" by Erich Maria Remarque has been translated into more than fifty languages.
After almost falling, Mary recovered her balance.
The German translators, always late, hadn't translated this sentence yet, and Tom and Mary worried as to whether they should go through another translation to reach the sentence in Lojban.