Examples of using "Haberle" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm sorry for having deceived you.
I wish I could have told him,
I regret having said that to him.
- You should've left it alone.
- You should've left him alone.
- You should've left her alone.
You should have told him the truth.
We should have told him the truth.
Maybe I should've told her.
You should speak with Tom.
You should have told him about it while he was here.
He accused her of having lied to him.
- Tom should've paged Mary.
- Tom should have paged Mary.
- Tom should've told Mary.
- Tom should have told Mary.
- I should've talked to Tom first.
- I should have talked to Tom first.
I should've asked Tom first.
I should've asked Tom for advice.
Something might have happened to her.
She apologized for having offended him.
She accused him of having lied to her.
I feel bad about lying to him.
- Tom should've told Mary.
- Tom should have told Mary.
- I'm sorry I hurt you.
- I'm sorry that I hurt you.
I remember having seen him somewhere before.
Tom shouldn't have told Mary.
Tom should've asked Mary for help.
You ought to have invited him, but you didn't.
- Tom should have apologized to Mary.
- Tom should've apologized to Mary.
- Tom should've told Mary.
- Tom should have told Mary.
It was the greatest gift that I could give him."
Harry is ashamed of having lied to Sally.
What a fool I was to lend him the money.
I regret having said such a thing to my teacher.
- I should've told Tom no.
- I should have told Tom no.
- Tom should have told Mary the truth.
- Tom should've told Mary the truth.
Tom regrets having introduced Mary to John.
Tom didn't remember asking Mary for help.
I shouldn't have asked Tom to sing.
I should've told Mary that I loved her.
She could've told her, "That's not how a girl behaves.
Tom shouldn't have told Mary about John.
I shouldn't have accused him of stealing the money.
Tom shouldn't have told Mary his secrets.
- I am sorry that I have troubled you so much.
- I'm sorry that I have troubled you so much.
- I'm sorry I have troubled you so much.
- Tom should have told Mary right away that he wasn't single.
- Tom should've told Mary right away that he wasn't single.
- Tom must have told Mary about John by now.
- Tom must've told Mary about John by now.
I just wish I could’ve told my mother this one thing.
I may have told you such a thing, but I don't remember it at all.
- Tom should have paid attention to what Mary said.
- Tom should've paid attention to what Mary said.
- It must have been tough for you.
- It must've been tough for you.
Tom should've told Mary that he was married.
Tom shouldn't have told Mary what John did.
The old lady thanked me for helping her across the road.
Tom shouldn't have given Mary a diamond ring.
Tom could have told Mary the truth, but he chose not to.
The food is good, but you could have added a bit more salt.
Tom accused Mary of stealing his money, but she denied it.
You should have rejected him right from the start instead of leading him on.
"He cut his finger with the machinery while he was working." "That must've hurt a lot."
I am sure I met him somewhere, but I do not remember who he is.
Tom and Mary wished they hadn't asked John to teach them how to do that.
My teacher told me that I should have spent more time preparing my speech.
Tom got life for shooting Mary.
"What is the matter?" asked the Spirit. "Nothing," said Scrooge. "Nothing. There was a boy singing a Christmas Carol at my door last night. I should like to have given him something: that's all."
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.