Examples of using "Usamos" in a sentence and their english translations:
We use a lot of water.
We all use proprioception.
We use it as a motif
We use words in order to communicate.
We never use sugar.
We don't use them anymore.
And if we turn on our hearts,
if we don't use immediate incentives,
- We still use land lines.
- We still use a corded telephone.
We use our feet to walk.
We wear a uniform at school.
and we used all our money,
Those are terms we use all of the time; we throw them around,
So what do you reckon? We use a flashlight and the clear bottle? Or we use the UV light?
And most of the time, we use our setup
We all use motion parallax.
We use it to sell everything.
We used the computer in order to save time.
We use a lot of water every day.
we used gallows humor frequently.
Why don't we take the stairs?
So we use inurl colon,
humans use more than 500 million straws?
argues that if we don't all just come and say it,
Hey, look, what if we use him?
the plants that we use for medicinal purposes.
What are we talking about when we use these words? –
but we used hreflang to tell Google,
And we use them, not affiliated with them.
We use the Google Search Console data
we use those special digitizing pen and a hat.
that's what we do when we're using the Internet.
We use smart phones and digital assistants and Roombas.
We use western terms that are not in Turkish
and we used advanced machine learning algorithms
starts a new blog, we use it because it helps us
Why don't we take the stairs?
In puberty, people often use the scientific method.
We use Magnetoencephalography to study the baby brains,
And we use this part of the brain to direct our attention,
Do we use light to get some of our energy?
how about we use the fourth row, four people.
And finally, we use a route-optimization software
and nobody gets nervous about which bathroom we use.
Let's go back to how we use words as labels.
the ones we use to take decisions and allocate resources,
And we used all that energy of the digital age
Every day we use many things which Edison invented.
Tom and I wore each other's clothes.
That's what we use when we're trying to do it manually.
We use Base Camp to manage all of our clients.
But that's where the "not sorry" part comes in.
The approach that we take to study the baby brain
We use media online, tv, radio, to confirm our beliefs,
In my lab, we use a number of different animal models
And we used some dyes to seek positive charge,
and then we can use that to reconstruct the lungs of dinosaurs.
We use a dictionary to look up the meaning of words.
We use gestures as well as words to communicate with others.
Many common words we use today were once coined in fiction.
The language we use influences our way of thinking.
Our capes are what we put over our real selves,
Nowadays, we listen to music on our smartphones or MP3 players,
but where we use magic tricks to study psychological processes,
We already see and know this in the technology that we use today.
Or try and work our way without the rope and just down climb free?
- Using Esperanto with him, I feel that we are both at the same level, at least from a lingual point of view.
- Using Esperanto with him, I sense that we both are at the same level, at least from a linguistic point of view.
The next strategy we used was "Hey, this isn't scalable,"
We used the computer in order to save time.
use today. Yes, you heard me well, that was back in the 70s!
As we don't use these things, we give them to whoever needs them.
Why would we use that verb, it doesn't "feel" right?
If we use this trolley and this line it keeps us on that correct direction of travel.
How about using disposable droppers?
Impossible, right? However with numbers we use today is much
Do we rappel, use the rope, go straight down? Or try and work our way without the rope and just down climb free?
we use only for a few minutes or even a few seconds before they become trash.
because none of the mortars we use today are robust enough to handle a load of this weight
Using Esperanto with him, I sense that we both are at the same level, at least from a linguistic point of view.