Examples of using "Idą" in a sentence and their english translations:
- They are going.
- They're going.
Christmas is approaching.
They walk arm in arm each other.
Where's everyone going?
- Prices are going up.
- Prices are rising.
- How's your business going?
- How is your business going?
Are they going, too?
I know where they're going.
The couple is walking hand in hand.
Property prices are going up.
Things aren't getting any better.
My children are coming with me.
They've been walking for over four hours.
- Christmas is fast approaching.
- Christmas is coming.
- Christmas is coming soon.
The dogs are going in the same direction.
The plan has worked well as yet.
Why aren't Tom and Mary coming?
These shirts are selling like hotcakes.
They are just going to the store over there.
Disease and famine go together.
And then all of a sudden they walk a few more feet
Our sales performance is just skyrocketing.
His words don't line up with his actions.
Sunday is the day when people go to church.
You either go with me, or with him.
Look at the boy and his dog that are coming this way.
Our tournament continues with a clash of jaws and claws.
- Each taxpayer has the right to know where his money goes.
- All taxpayers have the right to know where their money goes.
They aren't going in the right direction.
Maria and Natalia go shopping. They buy something for themselves.
And as they leave the university, they go directly to big companies like GOOGLE, APPLE
Whom the gods love die young.