Examples of using "Tomtól" in a sentence and their english translations:
They're afraid of Tom.
I was afraid of Tom.
Tom disgusts me.
You could ask Tom about it.
Stay away from Tom.
What do you want from Tom?
- I have something for Tom.
- I've got something for Tom.
I've learned a lot from Tom.
Ask Tom anything.
Is that from Tom?
Should I apologize to Tom?
Get rid of Tom.
Tom gave me a black eye.
Tom gave me the chicken pox.
- That's not why I'm afraid of Tom.
- That isn't why I'm afraid of Tom.
We're not far from Tom's.
We should ask Tom for permission.
- I should've stayed away from Tom.
- I should have stayed away from Tom.
I didn't expect help from Tom.
I should probably apologize to Tom.
What did Tom give you for Christmas?
I got a call from Tom today.
- I should've asked Tom for advice.
- I should have asked Tom for advice.
Don't take that away from Tom.
It's better for you to stay away from Tom.
Tom gave Mary a black eye.
- I should've asked Tom for help.
- I should have asked Tom for help.
Ask Tom where he lives.
- You should've asked Tom for help.
- You should have asked Tom for help.
- I should've apologized to Tom.
- I should have apologized to Tom.
- You should've apologized to Tom.
- You should have apologized to Tom.
I didn't want to ask Tom for help.
Did you get a chance to apologize to Tom?
I asked Tom what was wrong.
Ask Tom for advice.
Ask Tom what he's done.
Ask Tom where Mary lives.
Ask Tom what he wants.
I got a call about thirty minutes ago from Tom.
Don't expect Tom to do that.
Ask Tom when he'll go to Boston.
Ask Tom if Mary can swim.
Ask Tom if he needs my help.
The kidnappers wanted Tom to blow up that building.
What did Tom give you for Christmas?
I don't consider Tom a great man.
Her father's wish that she should stay away from Tom, and the threat of disinheriting her in the event of the disregard of this desire, left Maria unimpressed. Now she on purpose met with Tom, as often as she could.