Examples of using "Nessas" in a sentence and their english translations:
Don't believe those things.
Do you believe in such things?
I'm good at those things.
Just think about those things.
I'm going to focus on those.
Many neighbors were getting on the wagons,
We can't work under these conditions.
Before I get into these tactics,
In those absences, the company was founded.
Have a good look at this picture.
There aren't many books on these bookshelves.
that much content in these regions, we'll love to".
built the social shares in those communities,
or Twitter ads in those regions.
Let me have a look at those photos.
I can't do that, not under these circumstances.
some training programs at these conferences,
It's because there's no competition in these regions.
there are relief animal figures on these stones
we built links within those regions, we did outreach,
Even if you don't service those regions,
Make sure you engage on those pages as well.
Today, 25% of Rio’s residents live in these favelas.
What you'll find is in those interviews,
Dumping roundup on these fields, manually eradicating, even the crop substitution.
It's in times like these that the character of a person becomes apparent.
Why people fall into these categories, however, is a mystery.
So let's do this based on this information, can we know the earthquake beforehand?
The people who live in these parts of the city are called “people of the hill.”
I'd like to go with you, but as it is I can't.
At such times, I think of my family, not my friends.
Where does Tom stand on these issues?
Can you look at these two pictures and tell me which one is better?
Saved from the sea, the Strophades we gain, / so called in Greece, where dwells, with Harpies, dire / Celaeno, in the vast Ionian main, / since, forced from Phineus' palace to retire, / they fled their former banquet.
"If death thou seekest, take me at thy side / thy death to share, but if, expert in strife, / thou hop'st in arms, here guard us and abide. / To whom dost thou expose Iulus' life, / thy father's, yea, and mine, once called, alas! thy wife?"