Examples of using "Pôr" in a sentence and their english translations:
- What a beautiful sunset!
- What a beautiful sunset.
Okay, helmet on.
Get the lid on him.
May I set the table?
Where do you want to put that towel rack?
[Bear] So, you wanna get on the move?
Okay, let's get in position.
- Lovely sunset, isn't it?
- A beautiful sunset, isn't it?
- It's a beautiful sunset, isn't it?
Look the setting of the sun.
I'm going to set the table.
- What a beautiful sunset!
- What a beautiful sunset.
Does Tom usually put on sunscreen?
What a beautiful sunset!
Putting the wound in warm water
I'll put the larvae on that.
And actually wait for the sun to go down.
Sun is going down.
The sunset is beautiful.
I helped Tom set the table.
Okay, helmet on. Rope down.
It is impossible to put the plan into practice.
I wonder if we could have the table over there.
Let's put all the cards on the table.
Don't forget to set your alarm clock.
We admired the beautiful sunset.
You should put your ideas in writing.
- At what time is sunset?
- What time is sunset?
Tom helped Mary set the table.
We could see the sunset from the window.
Okay, let's get ready here. Get a helmet on and then go.
I'm gonna wanna put this on. There's gonna be a lot of loose rock out there!
I don't mean to challenge your theory.
He finished sorting the papers.
I am going to put this machine to the test today.
Tom threatened to burn Mary's house down.
Never did we see such a beautiful sunset.
They were watching the sunset then.
Tom showed Mary where to put the boxes.
We could see the sunset from the window.
Olivia couldn't give an ending to the story.
I don't like to post photos on Facebook.
Should I set the table?
Morocco is the land of the setting sun.
Have you ever seen such a beautiful sunset?
Stay and watch the sunset with us.
you put the fangs, the fangs go through the glove
Diplomatic dialogue helped put an end to the conflict.
We watched the sun setting behind the mountains.
We could see the sunset from the window.
We were able to see the sunset from our window.
- I'd sooner have no salt than too much.
- Too little salt is better than too much.
- No salt is better than too much.
- Never have I seen such a beautiful sunset.
- I've never seen such a beautiful sunset.
I never saw such a splendid sunset.
- The sun will set in two hours.
- The sun will go down in two hours.
Tom and Mary watched the sunset together.
I see the sun setting every day.
Why do you have to put me down all the time?
As day breaks, we're back on the move.
Get a helmet on and then I can use one of these glow sticks.
Sunset brings respite from the day's heat.
The sunset glows in the west.
Clear off the shelf, and you can put your books there.
He works on the farm from sunrise to sunset.
Don't put the cart before the horse.
I mustn't forget to post the letter.
Please remember to post the letter.
Sami forgot to pack the raincoats.
One must never put the cart before the horse.
- I'll put this in the fridge.
- I'll put this in the refrigerator.
- I'll put this in the fridge.
- I'll put this in the refrigerator.
We arrived at the lake just before sunset.
Why do you have to put me down all the time?
Get it around this block. Helmet on.