Examples of using "Ayakta" in a sentence and their english translations:
Standing ovation!
Don't stand.
You shouldn't be up.
Everyone's up.
I'll eat standing up.
- Tom's up.
- Tom is up.
We slept sitting up.
I'm standing.
I sleep while standing.
I got a standing ovation.
Tom is already standing.
Why is Tom standing?
and still standing
Please remain standing.
He is still standing.
Tom is still up.
They stood.
I'll stand.
- Everyone's standing.
- Everyone is standing.
We got a standing ovation.
Tom has been up for hours.
Tom is standing up.
I'll be on my feet tomorrow.
Tom didn't stand.
He was standing.
I don't like being stood up.
I'd like to stand.
- You're still up?
- Are you still up?
- Everyone's standing.
- Everyone is standing.
Everyone remained standing.
We'll stand.
Who's standing?
We're standing.
Who stood?
Tom stood.
Tom remained standing.
They're not standing.
Please don't stand.
I can hardly stand.
Why are you standing?
Tom is now up.
Tom received a standing ovation.
I sleep standing up.
Horses sleep standing up.
I remained standing.
Maria was standing.
Tom got a standing ovation.
We all stood.
I'm tired of standing.
Tom was standing.
The artist painted standing up.
It is calories which sustain us.
The company managed to keep afloat.
I was too tired to stand.
Those standing were all men.
Tom is standing in the garden.
We shouldn't have stayed up all night.
Why should we all stand?
I'm just tired of standing up.
We were made to stand in line.
- He was so drunk he couldn't stand up.
- He was so drunk that he couldn't stand up.
- He was so drunk that he couldn't stay upright.
- He was so drunk that he couldn't keep upright.
Why are you standing there?
Tom stood quietly.
Tom stood rigid.
Tom stood watching.
- Is Tom still up?
- Is Tom still awake?
I don't mind standing.
Tom is still standing.
Would you stand, Tom?
- Tom tried to stand.
- Tom tried to get up.
Tom has been up since dawn.
I stood waiting for a bus.
Tom wasn't even able to stand.
I wasn't able to stay up all night.
- Tom isn't likely to be up.
- Tom won't likely be up.
- Tom will probably be up.
- Tom is likely to be up.
Tom is probably still up.
The audience gave Tom a standing ovation.
Tom is up, isn't he?
- I know that Tom is up.
- I know Tom is up.
He stood on the platform in the underground station.
Was the operation an outpatient procedure?
I have to be up by 6:30.
But not this urban gang.
The girl standing over there is Mary.
You ought not to stay up so late.
The baby can stand but can't walk.
She had to stand in the train.