Examples of using "Coltelli" in a sentence and their english translations:
Sharpen these knives.
You were sharpening the knives.
I was sharpening the knives.
We're sharpening the knives.
We will sharpen the knives.
They armed themselves with knives.
He hasn't sharpened the knives.
You sharpened the knives.
She has sharpened the knives.
We're sharpening the knives.
There were no knives.
Sharpen the blades of these knives.
Have you already sharpened all the knives?
You did not sharpen the knives.
They said they had knives.
Where are the knives?
They had knives, didn't they?
You shouldn't play with knives.
Tom sharpened the knives for Mary.
One of the knives is missing.
This Japanese chef only uses traditional Japanese knives.
He's an expert at throwing knives.
- Tom hasn't sharpened the knives.
- Tom didn't sharpen the knives.
Tom has a huge collection of knives.
Tom hasn't sharpened the knives yet.
Don't let the kid play with knives.
"Whose knives are these?" "They are the butcher's."
Tom is pretty good at sharpening knives.
There are no knives.
Tom doesn't have forks or knives. He eats everything with spoons.
Don't forget to bring kitchen utensils such as knives and cooking pots.
The kitchen is not a suitable place for arguments. Too many knives.
Don't forget to bring kitchen utensils such as knives and cooking pots.
Pinocchio was made of very hard wood and the knives broke into a thousand pieces.
Even at the end of the nineteenth century, sailors in the British Navy were not permitted to use knives and forks because using them was considered a sign of weakness.