Examples of using "выходят" in a sentence and their english translations:
Students are leaving the classroom.
It brings out predators.
solar storms are coming out
- You stay here. Everyone else go outside.
- You stay here. Everybody else go outside.
only coming out to graze at night.
When the wine is in, the wit is out.
These windows look to the south.
The teams are coming onto the field.
The newlyweds are leaving the church.
Our hotel faces the beach.
Our hotel faces the ocean.
They rarely go out.
Is everybody getting married?
Three of the rooms face the street.
Things are getting out of hand.
they're driven to hunt... deep into the night.
Money is not coming out of my pocket
My room faces east.
The windows of my bedroom face the courtyard.
My children rarely go outside.
Tom's room faces the road.
His novels also appear in French.
She watched the passengers get off the bus.
with interests that go beyond selling airline tickets.
Tom and Mary rarely go out.
Syra and Delia trail behind her out.
Everyone comes out of hiding and shouts "SURPRISE!"
Lifeguards go on duty at 9:30.
most sites don't just pop to the top.
everyone's seeing them right when the videos come out.
or whether it's new products that are coming out, right,
They are walking out of school to demand action,
and then grown into doing their own originals.
Why he did it is beyond my comprehension.
Japanese women get married at 25 on average.
of white people leaving stores with food,
The scorching sun means many desert animals only come out at night.
They never go out in the evenings with their children.
The animals that have been sheltering during the heat of the day, will often come out at nighttime.
Tom bottles up his emotions and they all come out when he gets drunk.
My house faces to the south.
My room faces the street.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith are the sort of couple who don't go out much in the evenings.
Japanese women marry at 26 on average. It is no mystery that the birthrate is declining.
She's not the marrying type.
My house faces a busy street.