Examples of using "Povera" in a sentence and their english translations:
I used to be poor.
Mary is poor.
- She isn't poor.
- She's not poor.
- Yikes!
- Darn!
- Alas!
I'm poor.
Poor girl.
Poor cat.
She said that she was poor.
- She said that she was really poor.
- She said that she was very poor.
Mary is poor.
- She's poor, isn't she?
- She's needy, isn't she?
She wasn't poor.
I'm poor.
I used to be poor.
Leave the poor girl alone.
- He was born to poor parents.
- He was born into a poor family.
She was poor, but she was honest.
She told me that she was poor.
She said she wasn't poor.
She said that she was very poor.
I grew up in a poor family.
Poor cat.
She's a poor student.
Poor me.
She is poor, but happy.
That's an insult to the poor statue.
Tom was born to a poor family.
Tom said that Mary was poor.
She told me she used to be very poor.
I mean, look at the poor creature.
too poor, too unsophisticated.
Although she is poor, she is satisfied.
She isn't all that poor, is she?
I'm not poor.
I'm very poor.
The witch cursed the poor little girl.
While she is rich, she says she is poor.
Tom's prognosis was poor.
Tom's family is poor.
- I've been poor.
- I was poor.
- I'm poor.
- I am poor.
I'm not rich, but not poor either.
She isn't as poor as she used to be.
He lives in a poor district of London.
The witch cursed the poor little girl.
He is rich and I am poor.
You're not poor.
I was very poor in those days.
The poor girl was on the point of death.
I'm getting poorer.
This poor cat almost died of hunger.
The family is too poor to pay back the debts.
- He's needy, isn't he?
- She's needy, isn't she?
I was poor three years ago.
Life is rich in sacrifices and poor in retributions.
because I grew up poor white trash in one of the wealthiest towns in the US.
I, who am poor, cannot afford it.
that I was a rich kid picking on a poor kid,
He is rich and I am poor.
People on that island are very poor.
This poor cat almost died of hunger.
My poor grandmother is very ill now and I'm afraid she's at death's door.
In the dawn of morning there lay the poor little one, with pale cheeks and smiling mouth, leaning against the wall. She had been frozen to death on the last evening of the year; and the New Year's sun rose and shone upon a little corpse!