Examples of using "многими" in a sentence and their english translations:
people enjoy many things
The duke holds a lot of land.
Tom is interested by many things.
I'm friends with a lot of them.
English is used by many people.
Language can be used in many ways.
He knows many people.
Tom knows many celebrities.
We are doing business with many countries.
Tom knows many women.
I meet a lot of people.
I owe a lot of people an apology.
Tom has made friends with lots of people.
I know a lot of painters.
that used to do this with lots of kids.
He is acquainted with many people here.
That's happened to a lot of us.
Tom has met a lot of interesting people.
I've met a lot of interesting people.
Tom talked to a lot of people.
and u can be heat and many other physical quantities
with England and many powerful French barons.
Many wild animals are in peril of losing their lives.
I correspond with many friends in Canada.
I made friends with many Americans at the party.
And I set out and interviewed dozens of brave and unusual hosts --
Climate change is seen by many as the defining issue of our time.
He's interested in many things.
Tom and Mary have met a lot of interesting people.
Working with many cities and employers in this period
Turkey is famous for many things: Saint Sophia, kebabs and… inflation!
I meet a lot of people.
This song is liked by many people.
Our plan has lots of advantages.
During the summer vacation, I made friends with many villagers.
Mary returned home from Japan with many new and progressive ideas.
I know a lot of people.
He's interested in many things.
Tom knows a lot of interesting people.
The ancient heroes, as we now know them, were all endowed with many virtues.
I respect his views, even if I don't agree with many of them.
Japan trades with lots of countries in the world.
There are many other things we could do.
I know a lot of Canadians.
What you need to take part in business management is the team spirit to work with many colleagues.
Perpetual devotion to what a man calls his business, is only to be sustained by perpetual neglect of many other things.
"Are you alright?" "I'll be fine. (That is, once I see a cardiologist. I think my heart stopped.)" "Then you must go to the courthouse! Go with many blessings!"