Examples of using "Rzucił" in a sentence and their english translations:
He signed off from wine.
He threw the ball.
Tom threw the ball.
Who threw the bottle?
He threw me the apple.
- My father stopped smoking.
- Father gave up cigarettes.
- My father gave up smoking.
- My father quit smoking.
Tom quit smoking.
Sami dumped his girlfriend.
Tom threw in the towel.
- Tom finally gave up smoking.
- Tom finally quit smoking.
He threw the ball against the wall.
He threw a stone at the dog.
He gave me a sinister look.
He glanced at his watch.
- He threw the ball against the wall.
- He tossed the ball towards the wall.
He glanced at her.
Tom tossed Mary the ball.
He broke the window by throwing a stone.
He attended to his business.
He stopped smoking last year.
The boy threw a stone at the dog.
Tom glanced at the clock.
Illness made him give up his studies.
Tom threw a snowball at Mary.
The boy threw a stone at the frog.
He quit school last week.
Sami scurried away.
The doctor persuaded him to give up smoking.
The doctor recommended that you should give up smoking.
He finally kicked the bad habit.
He threw a stone at the big dog.
Tom wants me to quit this job.
He bit off more than he could chew.
Who threw a stone at my dog?
- Father has given up smoking for his health.
- My father has quit smoking for his health.
- My father has quit smoking for the sake of his health.
- My father gave up smoking for his health.
He left school when he was in high school.
I'll have Tom take a look at it.
- The doctor told Mr Smith to give up smoking.
- The doctor told Mr. Smith to give up smoking.
Tom picked up a pillow and threw it at Mary.
He threw a stone into the lake.
Tom quickly glanced at the photo on the desk.
The thief ran away and the policeman ran after him.
Tom took off his wedding ring and threw it into the pond.
Tom took off his coat and threw it on the floor.
He stopped smoking because his wife and children asked him to.
After Tom dumped Mary, she started seeing John.
If he had given up smoking then, he might not be suffering from such a disease.
Now that I think of it, I've been asked to look at a haiku he'd written by the tipsy bloke sitting next to me on the train.