Examples of using "それには" in a sentence and their english translations:
You mustn't touch it.
I am not concerned with it.
but you'll have to answer too.
which is what excites me.
I didn't notice it.
It has my name on it.
But it takes two:
it has a name.
I have lost interest in it.
Remember that long-term memories take time.
There is not a ray of truth in it.
I have some doubts about it.
I found it something of a disappointment.
- I am completely against it.
- I'm completely against it.
Is there a service charge for that?
It has a value all its own.
I'm fed up with him.
Will there be an extra charge for that?
I am busy, and I'm not interested in that, either.
- Does that include breakfast?
- Is breakfast included?
and for a number of reasons --
but I wanted to be left alone in a nice house
It required co-ordinating the movement of half a million
It has no absolute and universal significance.
It will require substantial time and financial resources.
It would provoke a saint.
Like most diseases, it has its own symptoms.
I've got some great ideas but I need money.
And there's a good, solid physics reason for that:
It has keen eyesight, good ears, and an acute sense of smell.
It has a great many words borrowed from foreign languages.
It needs exercise.
It would require a completely new and untested type of spacecraft.
There can be no doubt whatever about it.
Solar energy seems to offer more hope than any other source of energy, particularly because those areas most in need of water lie rather close to the equator and have a relatively clear atmosphere.