Examples of using "Terminan" in a sentence and their english translations:
When is school over?
that end up on our supermarket shelves.
they end up with the government.
And how many love stories come to an end
But the Romans aren’t done yet.
Many couples end in divorce.
end up having to take off long periods of work
Oh, look, Dana's tracks have run out here.
All tragedies end with a death.
Our conversation always ends in a quarrel.
because not everyone, as I said, ends up getting tinnitus,
They finish dinner, go to their rooms,
How soon the summer holiday is over.
Once the complaining starts, it never ends.
School lets out at half-past three.
The eye doesn't see beyond its own comfort level.
Boxers end up punch-drunk after getting so many blows.
even by kids who also end up being gay.
The unemployed always wind up at the bottom of the heap.
When is school over?
Usually, Greek tragedies don't end well.
You might have hearing loss but you don't end up with tinnitus.
But if that system is broken, then you end up having tinnitus.
The "but" starts and stops here, and I like it that way.
and you will understand why many of these manifestations They end well.
Many begin, but few finish.
Hungarians finish setting up the camp by late morning.
Or they end their job in the newspaper or on television
The first facades are finished in the old town area.
Lessons begin at 9 and end at 4.
Most dinner parties break up about eleven o'clock.
half of the students completing high school today in Australia
Auto mechanics finish up the workday with grime all over their hands.
The jobless became desperate for work – any work that would help them to support their families.
crises. The vast majority of people who survive suicide attempts don’t end up dying from
Many women pursue higher education and careers, thus delaying marriage and childbirth.
Fairy tales usually start with “once upon a time...” and end with “...and they lived happily ever after”.
"Tom! Do you realise that these sentences are very self-centred: They always either begin with or end with you! Even both!" she reproached Tom.