Examples of using "Stanche" in a sentence and their english translations:
They were tired.
My arms are tired.
- You look very tired.
- You look really tired.
- We were both tired.
- We both were tired.
Are you not tired?
How tired are you?
We're tired.
They're tired.
We were tired.
They looked tired.
They look tired.
You're tired.
- We're both very tired.
- We were both very tired.
They were tired.
They will be tired.
Many of the students were tired.
We're all tired.
They look very tired.
We're quite tired.
I thought you'd be tired.
They were both tired.
They look tired, don't they?
They look like they're tired.
We felt tired.
So basically, we may be tired,
We're tired and thirsty.
We are all relatively tired.
- They must have been tired.
- They must've been tired.
They're as tired as we are.
We were a little tired.
We were both very tired.
They were tired, but happy.
They admitted that they were tired.
- They said that they were tired.
- They said they were tired.
- They must have been tired.
- They must've been tired.
We were tired and hungry.
Are you tired?
At the time, we were very tired.
They didn't look like they were tired.
They looked like they were tired.
They seemed very tired, didn't they?
- They say that they're tired.
- They say they're tired.
- They said they're tired.
- They said that they're tired.
They said they were extremely tired.
- They said that they felt tired.
- They said they felt tired.
- They say that they don't feel tired.
- They say they don't feel tired.
They only do that when they're tired.
Many of the students were tired.
We're all tired of this.
Many of us were tired.
They didn't seem very tired, did they?
They don't look like they're tired.
- They say that they're not tired.
- They say that they aren't tired.
- They say they're not tired.
- They say they aren't tired.
- They told me that they're tired.
- They told me they're tired.
- They said that they were a bit tired.
- They said they were a bit tired.
- They told me that they weren't tired.
- They told me they weren't tired.
You look very tired.
- You look tired.
- You're looking tired.
- Are you tired?
- Do you feel tired?
Let's tell Tom we're too tired to come over tonight.
- They said that they aren't tired.
- They said they aren't tired.
They'll be tired when they get home.
- They say that they're not tired yet.
- They say that they aren't tired yet.
- They say they're not tired yet.
- They say they aren't tired yet.
- They say that they're feeling tired.
- They say they're feeling tired.
You'll be tired.
They said they were too tired to dance.
Because of the hot sun, they were tired.
You're tired.
You look tired.
They said they felt a bit tired.
Let's take a short rest here. My legs are tired and I can't walk any more.
The sun was hot and they were tired.
We did a lot yesterday and are tired today.
- They say that they're tired of watching TV.
- They say they're tired of watching TV.
You must be tired.
You always seem tired.
Are you still tired?
- I thought you'd be tired.
- I thought that you'd be tired.
Why are you tired?
Are you not tired?
- Are you feeling tired?
- Do you feel tired?
How tired are you?
You sound tired today.
You look really tired.
- You are tired, aren't you?
- You're tired, aren't you?
Aren't you tired?
Let's tell Tom we're too tired to come over tonight.
Aren't you tired now?
Why are you so tired?
Why aren't you tired?
Are you as tired as I am?
Are you tired of doing that?
You don't look tired to me.
Were you tired yesterday afternoon?
Are you tired of living?
Why are you so tired today?
- I know you're tired.
- I know that you're tired.