Examples of using "Коня" in a sentence and their english translations:
A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!
- Get down from your horse.
- Get off your horse.
Saddle my horse.
Tom watered his horse.
What's your horse's name?
Who stole my horse?
The prince wants a white horse.
He watered his horse.
The Greeks built a wooden horse.
Tom jumped on his horse.
I see your horse.
I had to shoot my horse.
The Greeks built a giant wooden horse.
Tom led the horse out of his stable.
She mounted the horse with ease.
Tom jumped on his horse and rode off.
What's the horse's name?
Tom fed the horse.
I fed the horse.
I see your horse.
I watered my horse.
I am going to water the horse.
Tom mounted his horse and rode off.
Get down from your horse.
- He fell off the horse.
- She fell off her horse.
Tom got on a horse and followed Mary.
Tom fed his horse.
She mounted the horse.
- I have no horse.
- I don't have a horse.
I had to shoot my horse because he was in a lot of pain.
- You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink.
- You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink.
I am training a horse for the race.
What's the horse's name?
The Lone Ranger got on his horse and rode off into the sunset.
Judging by the degree of decay of the remains, the horse was shot about a week ago.
Then, he mounted his horse, surrounded by five sacred banners and regiments of bodyguards...
What's your horse's name?
He fell off the horse.
Tie the horse to that tree.
My father says he's planning to buy me a horse.
A new Slovak fairy tale movie "Johanka's secret" features singer Kristína Peláková with the song "On a White Horse".
In the game of chess, each army has a king, a queen, two bishops, two knights, two rooks, and eight pawns.