Examples of using "Volesse" in a sentence and their english translations:
- If only he would marry me!
- If only he would marry me.
I didn't know what it meant.
I wondered what Tom wanted.
If only he would marry me!
Tom could do it if he wanted to.
I'd help if Tom wanted me to.
I thought you wanted a divorce.
Tom could do that for Mary if he wanted to.
- I think Tom wanted my help.
- I think that Tom wanted my help.
- I had no idea Tom wanted to do that.
- I had no idea that Tom wanted to do that.
I thought Tom wasn't sleepy.
- I thought you'd want it back.
- I thought that you'd want it back.
- I think Tom didn't want to leave so early.
- I think that Tom didn't want to leave so early.
We couldn't figure out what Paul wanted to do.
- It was obvious that Tom wanted to kiss Mary.
- It was obvious Tom wanted to kiss Mary.
- It seemed that Tom wanted to attend the party.
- It seemed Tom wanted to attend the party.
I asked Tom what he wanted to eat.
I didn't understand what he wanted to tell me.
Tom didn't know where Mary wanted to go.
Tom didn't know what Mary wanted to do.
It was obvious that Tom didn't want to leave.
Tom could retire if he wanted to.
I didn't know Tom wanted to go yesterday.
- I was pretty surprised Tom wanted to do that.
- I was pretty surprised that Tom wanted to do that.
Tom couldn't understand why she wanted to learn French.
Tom would be able to do that if he really wanted to.
And when dad asked why he wanted an account,
I felt as if I was being chased off and scared.
What if Tom doesn't want to talk to me?
He wanted to meet you.
I asked Tom what movie he wanted to watch.
- It was obvious that Tom didn't want to kiss Mary.
- It was obvious Tom didn't want to kiss Mary.
Tom could be the boss if he wanted to be.
Tom had no idea that Mary wanted to do that.
I couldn't figure out what Tom wanted.
- Tom thought that he could do whatever he wanted.
- Tom thought he could do whatever he wanted to.
- Tom thought he could do whatever he wanted.
- Tom thought that he could do whatever he wanted to.
- Tom thought Mary wouldn't want to buy such a small car.
- Tom thought that Mary wouldn't want to buy such a small car.
- I thought you wanted a divorce.
- I thought that you wanted a divorce.
I did not know exactly what this word "feminist" meant,
I don’t think I was being hunted in the sense that he was gonna eat me for high tea.
- I thought that you wanted to see me.
- I thought you wanted to see me.
Tom didn't tell me why he didn't want to go.
Tom didn't tell me why he wanted to do that.
- I don't think Tom wanted Mary to do that.
- I don't think that Tom wanted Mary to do that.
Mary didn't tell me why she wanted to do that.
Mary didn't tell me why she didn't want to go.
Maybe Tom just didn't want to talk about Mary.
Anyone who wanted to escape this pressure had to look for ways to
Tom didn't know who Mary wanted to go to Boston with.
- I didn't know that Tom wanted to learn how to play the trumpet.
- I didn't know Tom wanted to learn how to play the trumpet.
- I thought you wanted this back.
- I thought that you wanted this back.
I asked her what she wants to do next and she said,
- I thought you wanted the truth.
- I thought that you wanted the truth.
- I thought you'd want the work.
- I thought that you'd want the work.
Tom had trouble believing that Mary would actually want to go out with him.
Tom couldn't understand why no one else wanted to go to the zoo.
I understood that it was a great lie that she wanted to become an actress.
- I thought you might want something to drink.
- I thought that you might want something to drink.
Unsure of which suitor she wanted to marry, the princess vacillated, saying now one, now the other.
- I thought you wanted to learn to speak French.
- I thought that you wanted to learn to speak French.
- I thought that you wanted to learn French.
- I thought you wanted to learn French.