Examples of using "Halinde" in a sentence and their english translations:
He is wandering around in a trance.
We keep in touch.
I'll keep in touch.
The snow is powdery.
The ship is under sail.
Tom is in a panic.
The therapy is in session.
- We'll be in touch.
- We'll keep in touch.
The road is under construction.
a vast, diverse continent --
- In case it rains, I won't go.
- If it rains, I won't go.
The castle is now in ruins.
I'll be in touch.
When in doubt, forbear.
Wolves travel in packs.
- In case of fire, use the stairs.
- In case of a fire, use the stairs.
applying it to this very chaotic circling,
We haven't been in communication with them.
The birds were flying in a group.
That man is in a panic.
In case of whatever difficulty, you may ask.
The tree was sawn in pieces.
Do you keep in touch with Tom?
Everything is in flux.
Line up in single file.
I've seen Tom in action.
I hope we stay in touch.
Are you in touch with Tom?
Birds fly in packs.
I wanted to be in motion again
we live in small groups
we live in larger crowds
The gold was beaten into thin plates.
The red lamp lights up in case of danger.
Our new school building is under construction.
They sang in chorus.
Seagulls nest in colonies.
Tom is always on the move.
The students walked in a single file.
They formed themselves into a circle.
The pencils are sold in dozens.
Tom is in touch with his feelings.
Tom is in a foul mood today.
The bronze statue was broken into pieces.
Send it in duplicate.
The soldiers were marching two abreast.
Tom is on the go day and night.
I wish I'd stayed in touch with Tom.
Tom will be in touch with us.
She stays in touch with him.
Tom is his usual self today.
Cut the meat into thin slices.
Mormon missionaries work in pairs.
Are you still in contact with Tom?
I hope I can stay in touch with Tom.
Sami and Layla stayed in touch.
and they live in very large colonies
In case of rain, the athletic meeting will be called off.
- He comes into contact with all kinds of people.
- He is in touch with all kinds of people.
I want you back in one piece.
Tom isn't his usual self today.
It's good to see you in one piece.
The Japanese like to travel in groups.
He's in a good mood today.
We'll be in touch if we have any further questions.
Work on the assignment in small groups.
Tom wasn't his usual self today.
Italian verbs are grouped into three conjugations.
They seem to be in a bad mood today.
I stay in contact with Tom.
She cut the tomatoes into thin slices.
Cut the Gouda into small cubes.
This book comes in two volumes.
This encyclopedia is issued in monthly parts.
Light and sound travel in waves.
Do you guys still keep in touch?
Tom wasn't in the mood to do that.
Eggs are usually sold by the dozen in America.
Tom has been living out of a suitcase for the past two months.
My house is under construction.
I'm the only one still in contact with Tom.
Tom is definitely not in a joking mood today.
I'm not in a good mood either.
Cut the cheese into thin slices or into little cubes.
Tom and Mary sang in unison.
The children went upstairs in single file.
We'll send the textbooks in three different lots.
I don't like to travel in large groups.
Tom is tired and in a bad mood.
Tom is in a bad mood, isn't he?
Do you have anyone who you can call if you need to talk?
the feature that distinguishes it from other animals is in large groups
meanwhile, abandoning his Anatolian campaign
The new station building is under construction and will be completed soon.
I just want to make it home in one piece.
I'm in no mood to argue politics right now.