Examples of using "Partendo" in a sentence and their english translations:
Weren't you leaving?
She might be leaving.
and we’re going to start at the top.
The train is leaving! Hurry up!
We make lots of things out of paper.
Why isn't the bus leaving?
Are we leaving?
They're leaving.
We're moving on.
starting with the complex world of imaginary numbers.
Starting from the office, through car mechanics,
He was leaving.
He's leaving.
His train is departing from platform 10.
- You're not leaving, are you?
- You aren't leaving, are you?
Why are you leaving early?
how could we imagine building back from that.
- Tom's leaving.
- Tom is leaving.
Is Tom leaving?
Tom was leaving.
He isn't leaving.
- He's leaving, isn't he?
- She's leaving, isn't she?
So right in front of it, we're building our smallest project.
They aren't leaving, are they?
I mean, can we build back better from this?
Tom is leaving, isn't he?
Tom isn't leaving.
Tom wasn't leaving.
- You're not leaving, are you?
- He isn't leaving, is he?
- She isn't leaving, is she?
Tom tells me that you're leaving.
David tells me that you're leaving.
Tom isn't leaving, is he?
Tom and Mary are leaving.
I'm not leaving with them.
It looks like Tom is leaving.
Are Tom and Mary leaving?
As Napoleon retreated to the French frontier, Murat informed the Emperor that he was leaving
When leaving from the gulf of Otranto, we were thirty; but when arriving in Cadiz, we were ten.
It's a pity that Tom is leaving.
Bread is made from flour.
Bread is made from wheat.