Examples of using "Andarsene" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tell her to leave.
Tell him to leave.
I saw Tom leave.
- Tell them to leave.
- Tell him to leave.
Why should he leave?
She let her go.
She let her go.
I hated to see Tom leave.
Tom tried to leave.
Tom chose to leave.
I asked her to leave.
No one can leave.
Tom wants to leave.
Leaving is hard.
You'd better leave.
Did you see her leave?
- Tom watched Mary leave.
- Tom watched Mary walk off.
- Tom watched Mary walk away.
- Tom watched Mary walking away.
I hate to see Tom leave.
Did you see Tom leave?
Did you see Tom leave?
He's about to leave.
Tom started to walk away.
- Tom is about to leave.
- Tom is about to go.
- Tom is going to leave.
- I heard Tom leave.
- I heard Tom leaving.
Can Tom leave early?
Tom is afraid to leave.
- It's time to leave.
- It's time to get going.
- Now it's time to leave.
- They can leave if they want to.
- They can leave if they want.
Tom has been allowed to leave.
Did you see him leave?
Why did you ask Tom to leave?
- Tom asked everyone to leave.
- Tom asked everybody to leave.
Tom asked Mary to leave.
We asked everybody to leave.
Tom was just about to leave.
She needn't have gone in such a hurry.
So when Mahari was leaving,
before they think about moving away.
- Either of the two must go.
- One of the two has to go.
Tom shouldn't have left.
Tom looked like he was ready to leave.
Did anybody see them leave?
I asked them to leave.
I asked him to leave.
One of them will have to go.
Tom refused to leave.
No one is to leave without permission.
Why doesn't Tom leave?
- She was on the point of leaving.
- She was about to leave.
- She is about to leave.
- She's about to leave.
I watched Tom leave.
I authorize my workers to leave early.
She was getting ready for leaving home.
Tom decided to leave work early.
She said she must leave at once.
Tom will have to leave.
I watched him leave.
I watched her leave.
She was asked to go out with him.
Tom should've gone weeks ago.
I guess it's time to leave.
She told him to go away.
- It's time to get out of here.
- It's now time to get out of here.
Sami was too afraid to leave.
Mary said she wanted to leave.
Tom wished to leave.
Tom should leave now.
I watched them leave.
Did you see them leave?
Are they willing to leave?
- He is about to leave.
- He's about to leave.
- I think Tom didn't want to leave so early.
- I think that Tom didn't want to leave so early.
Tom was frightened and tried to leave.
Tom didn't want to leave empty-handed.
Tom has no choice but to leave.
It's time to leave this place.
Tom shouldn't have left so early.
Tom knew he needed to leave town.
Tom wanted to go live with his dad.
It was obvious that Tom didn't want to leave.
Mary told me she wanted to go.
Mary told me she had to leave.
I'm going to ask Tom to move out.
She was about to leave the house.
Tom won't be allowed to leave.
I told them to leave.
I told him to leave.
I told her to leave.
Tom decided to leave.
You'll have to leave now.
Tom and Mary were about to leave when John arrived.
Please tell him to leave.
Please tell her to leave.
They authorize Muslim workers to leave early in Ramadan.
It was time to leave.
- You have to leave.
- He has to leave.