Examples of using "şükür" in a sentence and their english translations:
Thank goodness!
Thank God.
Thank God.
It's about time.
Thank goodness!
Thank goodness, you've come to.
- Fortunately, it turned out well.
- Luckily, it turned out well.
Thank God it's over.
Thank goodness that's over.
Thank God I am an atheist.
Thank goodness you're here.
- Good riddance!
- Good riddance.
Thank heavens you're back.
- Thank God it's Friday!
- Thank God it's Friday.
Luckily, the weather turned out fine.
Thank heavens, I'm free today.
Thank God nobody died.
Thank God I survived.
Thank God you found me.
Thank God everyone was OK.
Thank God Tom wasn't killed.
Thank God for that.
Thank goodness it's Friday.
Thank God the storm is over.
Thank goodness you didn't do that.
Thank God that day's over.
Thank God the worst is behind us.
Thank God this week is over!
Fortunately we are no longer young.
Thank God that nobody was hurt.
Thank God, it is finally raining.
I thank the Lord every day.
Thank God I didn't hurt Tom.
Someone was taking me seriously!
I think, "Thank God she's safe. She's right under the rock."
- It's about time.
- It's time.
- It's about time!
- It's a good thing that you're here.
- It's a good thing you're here.
And thank God she managed to get really deep in that crack.
Thank God nobody got hurt in this accident.
- It's a good thing I came here.
- It's a good thing that I came here.
Fortunately, my son quickly adjusted to life in his new school.
Happily, the workaholic did not die.
It's a good thing you guys can't keep a secret.
Fortunately, the older part of the city was spared from the Allies' bombs.
It's a good thing you didn't go to Tom's party.
It's a good thing you're cute.
It's a good thing I didn't buy that car.
Fortunately, we have prevailed and so a definition has been included in Article 2.
Tom fell from his crutches. Fortunately, Mary helped him to get up again.
It's a good thing Tom isn't here.
When I first took a C course, I couldn't understand a single thing explained in class. Thank God I got a friend of mine who's a programmer to explain to me how the whole caboodle works.