Examples of using "Conti" in a sentence and their english translations:
We'd like separate checks.
You mean a lot to me.
Tom is lying ill in bed.
Count on it.
We'd like separate checks, please.
Tom has various bank accounts.
Because at the end of the day, for us,
I need to pay some bills.
How long do you plan to stay in this country?
who, in the end, works for those three per cent.
not to face our own contradictions.
People want work that matters, they want flexibility,
I paid my bills.
We add up and basically have a total cost of 20,000.
It's always cheaper in the end to buy the best.
Her line of reasoning is attractive, but ultimately fallacious.
From which of these two accounts do you want to draw money?
Count to thirty.
Count on me.
Count to ten.
I think that this ultimately is the first goal of our life.
Many new teachers feel ill-prepared to teach basic literacy and numeracy.
Count from one to ten.
Today, New York is starting to reckon with this part of its history.
Don't rely on Tom.
Don't count on him.
Don't count on her.
How long do you plan to stay in this country?
- Close your eyes, and count to ten.
- Close your eyes and count to ten.
And the good news is that today the economy is growing again. Wages, incomes, home values and retirement accounts are all rising again. Poverty is falling again.
In 1778, it was calculated to be about ten millions; and, by an enumeration made in 1787, the population was ascertained to be 10,409,879; and Boetticher, in his Statistical Accounts, states the population at 11 millions.