Examples of using "Ayrılıyor" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Tom is leaving.
- Tom leaves.
Sami is just leaving.
The train is leaving the station.
She is leaving at nine o'clock.
Are you leaving Boston?
We must be leaving now.
- I'll leave tomorrow.
- I'll be leaving tomorrow.
Tom is leaving in the morning.
Tom is leaving home.
Are we already leaving?
- We'll soon be leaving.
- We'll leave early.
The country's falling apart.
I might be leaving soon.
Sami is leaving early.
Tom is leaving early.
and my brain leaves my body
Look, it forks here.
Carthaginians march out of New Carthage.
He is leaving Chicago tomorrow.
He is leaving home now.
Tom is leaving at 2:30.
Tom is leaving Boston tomorrow.
The road divides here into two.
The train leaves at six o'clock.
Tom seemed to be leaving.
Tom is leaving here tomorrow.
Tom is leaving tomorrow morning.
Tom is leaving tonight.
Tom is leaving Kobe tomorrow morning.
The ambassador is leaving Japan tonight.
Emily is leaving Paris this morning.
My wife is leaving town for a few days.
He is leaving in three days.
At what age do children leave school?
The paddle steamer is just leaving port.
Tom is leaving Boston this morning.
Tom will leave next Monday.
Tom often leaves early.
- Tom is probably going to be leaving soon.
- Tom will probably be leaving soon.
- Tom will likely be leaving soon.
- Tom is likely to be leaving soon.
Tom will leave Boston tomorrow morning.
Tom is leaving Boston tomorrow morning.
Tom is leaving early tomorrow morning.
Tom is leaving in thirty minutes.
Tom is leaving Boston next month.
Tom is leaving this afternoon.
Tom is leaving in a few minutes.
How is it different?
Is he leaving or is he staying?
Are we leaving soon?
We'll be leaving in a few minutes.
Why is Tom leaving so soon?
Tom is leaving Boston tomorrow, isn't he?
Are you leaving soon?
Our guests will be leaving shortly.
- Why is Tom leaving?
- Why's Tom leaving?
Is this seat being saved for anybody?
Tom will be leaving early tomorrow morning.
Tom will be leaving this afternoon.
"Tom and Mary have broken up." "That's ancient history."
Are you breaking up with Tom?
Are you breaking up with me?
Tom decided not to tell Mary that he was leaving.
Sami is leaving tomorrow.
Tom is leaving town.
Tom and Mary are leaving Boston next Monday.
saying it's time to rest his father and leave the company
Tom is leaving for three months.
- She is leaving for America tonight.
- She is leaving for the United States tonight.
I'll be leaving the day after tomorrow.
Vegetarian, single, and a Yoga enthusiast: Modi escapes the traditional politician profile.
"Our train leaves at 9." "Don't worry. We'll make it."
Thermal imaging reveals a remarkable strategy. The lioness separates herself from the disorderly pride.
Our train leaves at 2:30.