Examples of using "Prova" in a sentence and their english translations:
He tries.
He tries hard.
- He tries.
- Give it a try.
She's trying to commit suicide.
I want proof.
He's trying to commit suicide.
Don't test me.
- Tom tries.
- Tom is trying.
Try again.
Tom now feels a lot of pain.
She doesn't even try to help him.
- I don't have any evidence.
- I have no evidence.
- I do not have any evidence.
- I've got no evidence.
- I have a palpable proof.
- I have an evident proof.
She can do that if she tries.
Give it a bit of a test.
- Try to control yourself.
- Try to control yourselves.
Try it once again.
Try!
What proof is there?
- I will give it a try.
- I'll give it a try.
Tom tries hard.
Come on, try again.
Try another door.
- Where is the evidence?
- Where's the proof?
- We don't have any proof.
- We have no proof.
She always tries something new.
He doesn't have any proof.
And I have actual proof of that.
- There's no evidence.
- There's no proof.
He tests engines every day.
I've got evidence.
Tom tries harder.
The proof is irrefutable.
The evidence is questionable.
Try this miracle ointment.
Try to enlarge the image.
You're trying to get the characters, you're trying to get the world,
This is a test sentence.
Try that one.
Try this one.
I'll put his courage to the test.
He tries to improve his English.
The police found a critical piece of evidence.
A Stanford experiment proves
My wife's trying to sleep.
I have an evident proof.
Your "proof" is sophistic.
Tom is trying.
I hate people who have feelings.
He has proven himself.
She has proven herself.
- That proves I'm right.
- That proves that I'm right.
I want proof.
You're trying my patience.
- Try again.
- Try again!
- Give it another shot.
She tries to create a sense of unity.
They found no such proof.
and they are their own proof.
This is the feeling you got
Try to get ahead in your company.
Try to improve your English.
- Try this.
- Try this!
If you want to try it, go ahead and try it.
The proof is left to the reader.
This fact proves her innocence.
Try not to make random statements.
Do you have any clue to the mystery?
Tom is testing me.
Tom wanted to test Mary.
Try to control yourself.
Try hard.
Try putting yourself in your mother's shoes.
You're trying my patience.
- You don't understand what Mary is trying to say.
- They don't understand what Mary is trying to say.
That's all the evidence I need.
And you know what? I'm living proof.
And it is not proof of anything,
Bob often tries to give up smoking.
Try to estimate how much you spent on books.
Try!
She's always trying to help other people.
- You're testing my patience.
- You're testing my patience!
Try to be patient with others.
The interpreter tries to provide a mitigated definition.
Try and do your homework by yourself.
This house is fireproof.
A rumor does not always prove a fact.