Examples of using "похоронах" in a sentence and their english translations:
I attended his funeral.
Tom attended Mary's funeral.
I saw you yesterday at the funeral.
Was Tom at the funeral?
People don't usually tell jokes at funerals.
I didn't attend his funeral.
He did not cry at her funeral.
A lot of people attended Tom's funeral.
I saw her at the funeral today.
Tom wasn't at Mary's funeral.
I attended his funeral.
I didn't cry at Tom's funeral.
The monarch is supposed to attend the funeral.
There were many people at the funeral.
Did you go to Tom's funeral?
Did you go to Tom's funeral?
I always laugh at funerals.
I attended his funeral.
- Tom attended Mary's funeral.
- Tom was at Mary's funeral.
I saw Tom at the funeral.
Tom cried at Mary's funeral.
I attended Tom's funeral.
Tom didn't attend Mary's funeral.
A lot of people attended Tom's funeral.
I saw Tom at the funeral today.
He did not cry at her funeral.
I saw them at the funeral today.
Tom didn't cry at Mary's funeral.
- Many people attended his funeral.
- Many people attended her funeral.
I've been to a lot of funerals.
Were Tom and Mary at the funeral?
I've never been to a funeral.
About thirty people attended Tom's funeral.
Tom and Mary were at John's funeral.
One does not wear a red mini skirt to a funeral.
Tom and I were at Mary's funeral.
I went to three funerals last month.
is a fight at a funeral or in a cemetery.
When was the last time you saw a selfie at a funeral?
At funerals we don't tell jokes, and we don't laugh!
- Tom told me that he's never been to a funeral.
- Tom told me he's never been to a funeral.
I've been to several funerals recently.
Mary minded her neighbours' children while they went to a funeral.
Besides attending the funeral, she needs to make all the arrangements.
He wants to be a husband at every wedding, and the deceased at every funeral.
replying, "What! You'll surely outlive me, you'll get a cold at my funeral"
Tom's mind went blank when he got up to give the eulogy at Mary's funeral.
Many attended his funeral.
When I was younger, I hated going to weddings. My grandmothers and aunts would huddle around me, poke me in the side, and giggle "You're next! You're next!" They only stopped this nonsense when I began to do the same thing at funerals.