Examples of using "Bitiyor" in a sentence and their english translations:
I get there,
The party is dying down.
We're running out of gas.
Summer is coming to an end.
We're running out of air.
- My battery is running out.
- My battery is about to die.
The story ends well.
Tom is running short of money.
We're running out of fresh water.
Are you almost done?
What is happening in your brain ?
construction is completed in 20 years
We're running out of water.
When does the performance end?
- Time is running out.
- Time's running out.
When does the class finish?
It looks like we're running out of water.
The school year ends in June.
Time's almost up?
When does your lesson end?
My shift ends at five.
What time does your last class end?
Oh, look, Dana's tracks have run out here.
The day draws to a close.
But how does this story end?
- My money is running low.
- I'm running out of money.
School lets out at half-past three.
Tom's contract runs out this year.
What time does your last class finish?
Tom's shift ends at midnight.
This sentence ends with a question mark?
Tom's shift ends at 2:30.
It starts with CHI and ends with NA.
This sentence ends with an exclamation mark!
but I have no idea about the inner mechanics of everything.
- At what time does your class end?
- What time does your class end?
When does your school break up?
- It expires tomorrow.
- It runs out tomorrow.
I say, Western, Christian, superior white man’s age is finishing.
Many Serbian, Bosnian, and Croatian surnames end in "ić".
When does the rainy season end?
Time is running out. You need to marry your boyfriend and have a baby before it's too late.
"Tom! Do you realise that these sentences are very self-centred: They always either begin with or end with you! Even both!" she reproached Tom.