Examples of using "Folha" in a sentence and their english translations:
It's brand new.
The leaf decomposed.
- Give me a blank sheet of paper.
- Give me a white piece of paper.
It's very new.
Take a sheet of paper and write!
Write your name on this sheet of paper.
Can you give me a sheet?
Did you have a sheet of paper then?
A dead leaf fell to the ground.
Your uncle, a journalist, used to write for the Folha.
May I write on this sheet of paper?
Ken folded the sheet in half.
Give me a sheet of paper.
She burnt a sheet of paper.
I was shaking like a leaf.
Give me a sheet of paper.
Do not fold or crumple this sheet.
Tear a page out of your copybook.
What's written on this sheet?
Tom was shaking like a leaf.
Write your name at the bottom of the paper.
She handed me a sheet of paper.
The leaf and the tree are falling.
Wrap the pastry with a banana leaf.
Please write the answer on this piece of paper.
and rows and rows of this light green coca leaf.
A piece of paper fell on the ground.
Sami had a brand-new van.
Write your goals down on a sheet of paper.
Tom wrote a single word on the sheet, then folded the sheet in four and left it on the desk.
Bring me a sheet of paper, please.
Tom handed Mary a sheet of paper.
Are you wearing a brand-new suit?
The teacher took off the fifth calendar page.
He is still on the payroll of the company.
On a sheet of paper, talk about your routine.
He danced like a leaf in the autumn wind.
Once washed, the lining will look brand new.
Tom handed in an empty sheet of paper for the exam.
I took out of my pocket a sheet of paper and a pen.
She was a rickety girl, like a yellowish leaf that can't do photosynthesis.
On a separate sheet of paper, describe your best friend: age, where he or she lives, his or her job, etc.
I still don't know what I'm going to draw, but I'll take a sheet of paper and some pencils and sit at my desk.
"Whate'er the maiden on those leaves doth trace, / in rows she sorts, and in the cave doth store."
For the next class, please submit to me, on a separate sheet of paper, an essay about what you think about the United States, and why.
For the next class, please submit to me, on a separate sheet of paper, an essay about what you think about the United States, and why.
For we are but the shell and the leaf: the great death which each man has in himself, that is the fruit around which everything revolves.
You're not a serious mathematician unless you crumple up a piece of paper in frustration every twenty minutes, look off into space, and appear to be questioning your very existence.