Examples of using "önünden" in a sentence and their english translations:
Get out of the way of the TV!
Get out of my face, Tom.
Get Tom out of my sight.
The river flows in front of our village.
Get her out of my sight.
I passed by four houses.
I walked past Tom's house.
I'll pick you up in front of the hotel.
I can't let you out of my sight.
A cloud passed across the moon.
Tom drove by Mary's house.
We passed by the pharmacy before coming home.
I heard a noise from the porch.
My mother and I were passing a stationery
Please pick me up by car in front of the hotel.
Sister, don't let this patient out of your sight.
I walked past the construction site on my way here.
I go by that church every day.
I used to see Tom jogging past my house in the morning.
I saw you driving by my house this morning.
I see you going by in front of my house every day.
Tom drove past Mary's house on his way to the supermarket.
I pass the bank every day on the way to work.
Pick me up 2:30 in front of the main gate.
I go by that shop every morning on my way to school.
A bike path goes right past my house.
Tom walked past the three policemen who were standing on the corner.
The tourists drove past blooming fruit trees.
- Tom never should've let Mary out of his sight.
- Tom never should have let Mary out of his sight.
Tom's face haunts me.
1 out of 10 ships that sail the planet are passing in front of the Djiboutian costs.
I'd never let you out of my sight.
- Tom left just before Mary did.
- Tom left just before Mary.
When squeezing past someone, do you give them the butt or the crotch?
- Someone drove by the house yelling "Cocksuckers!" in the middle of the night.
- Somebody drove by the house yelling "Cocksuckers!" in the middle of the night.
By putting together two similarly timed shots where an object passes in the foreground…
When passing someone in a narrow space, do you face them or turn your back?
Automatic doors can be controlled more intelligently than is now the case. A newly developed control system opens the door only when someone is actually approaching. The door will remain closed if someone is merely standing in front of it or walking past.