Examples of using "Biter" in a sentence and their english translations:
- It expires tomorrow.
- It runs out tomorrow.
This ends here.
- When's it over?
- When does it finish?
- I hope our troubles are over.
- I hope that our troubles are over.
It's game over!
When is school over?
Bad habits die hard.
- At what time does your class end?
- What time does your class end?
Familiarity breeds contempt and children.
The story ends where it began.
It won't be long before our food runs out.
All tragedies end with a death.
and it ends in his Mausoleum.
If you get caught in one of those, you're a goner!
Do you ever worry?
It will not be long before our food runs out.
Many couples end in divorce.
The land ends where the sea begins.
We'll go home as soon as this is over.
When does your summer vacation end?
Your shift ends at 2:30.
I did that as soon as school was over.
loads will end. What are you going to deal with
As soon as the lesson was over, they rushed out of the room.
School begins at nine and is over at six.
The rainy season will be over in another two weeks or so.
School finishes before noon on Saturdays.
Every fable ends up with a moral.
Most Hollywood films have happy endings.
Where does the truth end and the lies begin?
Tom went home as soon as the concert was over.
Our car will run out of petrol in 2 minutes.
Compared with those in America, Japanese marriages rarely end in divorce.
I'm going back to Boston as soon as this meeting is over.
Life never ends but earthly life does.
- At what time does your class end?
- What time does your class end?
It's not over when you lose, it's over when you give up.
I'll be done in an hour.
Tom went to talk to Mary as soon as the period ended.
one where the last scene ends with more questions than answers.
Lessons begin at 9 and end at 4.
In English at least, the name of all the continents end with the same letter that they start with.
In Esperanto an adjective ends in "a." The plural is formed by adding "j."
A good beginning makes a good ending.
In a game of chess, when the same position is repeated three times, the game ends without a winner. The result is therefore a tie.
Fairy tales usually start with “once upon a time...” and end with “...and they lived happily ever after”.
Old habits die hard.
As soon as you have the car fixed, please send me a letter with the cost. I'll send you the money.
In my language, the "," is called comma, the ";" is called semicolon, ":" is called colon, "..." are called ellipsis, and this sentence ends with a period.