Examples of using "Gelmez" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I hope no one comes.
- I hope nobody comes.
- I hope that no one comes.
- I hope that nobody comes.
- Nothing good came out of it.
- Nothing good will come out of it.
- Nothing good will come out of this.
- No good can come of this.
Success does not come from laziness.
He will by no means come.
Tom never comes.
He's definitely not coming.
I hope Tom doesn't show up.
She won't come to class tomorrow.
We could always use more.
He never arrives on time.
He won't come if it rains.
He is sometimes absent from school.
Let's start as soon as he comes.
Let's leave as soon as he arrives.
No sooner had he arrived than he fell sick.
- Tom often cuts class.
- Tom often cuts classes.
- Tom often skips class.
- Tom often skips classes.
- Tom often skips school.
She is never on time.
We will leave as soon as he comes.
We'll leave as soon as Tom gets here.
Nothing comes easy.
Tom won't come if it rains.
No one ever comes here.
As soon as she comes, we will begin.
Wisdom does not prevail over power.
Tom never comes here.
At times the train doesn't arrive on time.
He doesn't come here anymore.
That doesn't happen a lot.
Let's leave as soon as Tom arrives.
Tom never shows up on time.
Tom never hurt anyone.
This never happens.
Tom is sometimes absent from work.
- I hope we don't get in trouble.
- I hope we don't get into trouble.
- Correlation does not imply causation.
- Correlation doesn't imply causation.
Let's go as soon as John comes.
Tom doesn't often come to school.
- Call me as soon as you arrive.
- Give me a bell as soon as you arrive.
The boss doesn't come to the office every day.
- What is done cannot be undone.
- What's done cannot be undone.
- What's done can't be undone.
It doesn't mean you shouldn't do it.
As soon as he arrived at the airport, he phoned his office.
- This doesn't mean the danger has passed.
- That doesn't mean that the danger has passed.
No sooner had Helen come home than she fell sick.
The bus doesn't always come on time.
Merely to breathe does not mean to live.
- "Do you think he will come?" "I hope not."
- "Do you think he'll come?" "I hope not."
- He does not come here every day.
- He doesn't come here every day.
He had no sooner arrived than he was asked to leave.
- He doesn't always come late.
- She doesn't always come late.
He often doesn't come to school.
The group departed as soon as he arrived.
I suppose it can't be helped.
Misfortune never comes singly.
As soon as Tom gets here, we'll leave.
We started celebrating as soon as Tom showed up.
- Tom doesn't always come late.
- Tom isn't always late.
Tom doesn't come here every day.
There's no harm in being kissed, is there?
He is often absent from school.
Let's go as soon as Tom gets here.
Nobody ever comes here in the morning.
Nobody ever comes here.
Let me know as soon as he comes.
As soon as he arrives, I'll tell him.
That doesn't mean that the danger has passed.
I am sure he'll tell you as soon as he comes.
He never goes against his parents.
Dreams are not always fulfilled.
Tom doesn't often come here.
Tom doesn't often come here.
I'll tell Tom as soon as he comes.
- Tom usually doesn't get here on time.
- Tom doesn't usually get here on time.
I'll give you a call as soon as Tom gets here.
- I hope that never happens to me.
- I hope that that never happens to me.
I will contact you as soon as I arrive.
Tom wouldn't show up here again.
- Phone me as soon as you arrive.
- Give me a bell as soon as you arrive.
He phoned her as soon as he came home.
If by any chance it should rain, he won't come.
We'll eat as soon as Tom gets here.
If it rains tomorrow, she will not come here.
That doesn't mean you shouldn't be careful.
- No one ever comes to visit me.
- Nobody ever comes to visit me.
- Ask a six-year-old, not a sixty-year-old.
- Wisdom does not automatically come with age.
As soon as Tom gets here, we'll start the meeting.