Examples of using "Desgraciadamente" in a sentence and their english translations:
Unfortunately, it rained yesterday.
Unfortunately!
Unfortunately, like a dangerous opiate,
- Unfortunately, the store was closed.
- Unfortunately the store was closed.
But unfortunately, this will not occur very soon.
Unfortunately, my hope was an illusion.
Unfortunately the guide went wrong.
Unfortunately the poet died in his youth.
Unfortunately, the calories expended by the mother seals
Unfortunately, my father isn't at home.
Unfortunately, he got his leg broken in the accident.
Unfortunately I hit the morning rush hour.
- Unfortunately, the store was closed.
- Unfortunately the store was closed.
- These fragments belong to a vase which has unfortunately smashed.
- These fragments belong to a vase which has broken, unfortunately.
- Unfortunately, the food supplies gave out before the end of winter.
- Unfortunately, the food supplies ran out before the end of winter.
The girl had big boobs but sadly she was one sandwich short of a picnic.
Unfortunately, several reservations have been cancelled due to recent terrorist attacks.
Unfortunately, few passengers survived the catastrophe.
Unfortunately, he's no longer here, and fundamental things were left unsaid between us.
Unfortunately, I have to get up early every morning.
Many of our pioneers are still alive... but, alas, many of them aren't alive any more.
- I'm sorry, my father is out.
- I'm sorry, my father's not here.
- Unfortunately, my father isn't at home.
Not all geniuses are engineers, but all engineers are geniuses. The set of all engineers is thus an, unfortunately proper, subset of all geniuses.
- I'm sorry, my father is out.
- I'm sorry my father is out.
- Unfortunately, my father isn't at home.
Angry at Leif Ericson for stealing his thunder 500 years before, Christopher Columbus once wrote a rigorous mathematical proof that showed how Ericson had never actually been to North America. Unfortunately, the proof was too difficult for even the brightest mathematicians to understand.
There was a time when Christopher Columbus challenged another explorer to a duel. The latter, an underhanded chap, did not take ten steps - as dictated by the rules - but two, then turned around to shoot. Unfortunately for him, Columbus hadn't taken any steps at all.