Examples of using "Jornais" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you have Russian newspapers?
Tom delivers newspapers.
Do you sell French newspapers?
The newspapers didn't publish anything.
Which newspapers do you read?
Show me today's papers.
Some newspapers distorted the news.
He wanted to be in the newspapers.
He likes to read newspapers.
He stopped reading newspapers.
What do the papers say?
Newspapers are sold in the kiosk.
Selling newspapers isn't easy.
We have started to recycle our newspapers.
Tom delivered newspapers when he was a teenager.
That store sells newspapers and magazines.
Will newspapers be able to survive?
Show me today's papers.
It came out in the main newspapers in town.
The room is cluttered with newspapers.
I put the newspapers near the armchair.
Next thing you know, you'll be in the papers.
I need old newspapers to cover the walls.
this is news in very important newspapers
then you see the headline in the newspapers
they could even print newspapers for women
According to the papers, the man has finally confessed.
This is one of the best local newspapers.
According to the newspapers, he will be here today.
My parents subscribed to two different newspapers.
Suddenly the headline was put in the newspapers
You should read the newspaper to follow the events.
I need old newspapers to cover the walls.
Tom watched the news every day last week.
I did it so well that I made it into the newspapers.
The newspapers don't have anything to write about.
The trouble with newspapers is that they're ephemeral.
They earn their living by collecting and selling old newspapers.
When Tom was a teenager, he earned money delivering newspapers.
You should read the newspapers in order to keep up with the times.
Fadil started reading Arabic newspapers everyday.
American newspapers told of the coup in Brazil
My name appeared in all my country's newspapers.
Place the old newspapers in a box and put it away immediately.
Where can I find a newspaper, please?
In footnotes, book titles and journal names are written in italics.
Tom and Mary were reading newspapers in the lobby when I last saw them.
Newspapers and television stations around the world told the story of Koko and her kitten.
Against reformation stood chiefly and even fanatically the Marquis de Beaufront. In Geneva he took part in the congress and indignantly protested against the magazines which made use of new forms.
That sports are gaining in popularity all over the world is evidenced by the sports news in the papers, by the many sports equipment stores, and by the number of runners who participate in marathons or other races.