Examples of using "Koyun" in a sentence and their english translations:
Good sheep!
Good sheep!
The sheep bleats.
Put that in writing.
Put the car into the garage.
Put the animals into the cage.
- Put down your weapons!
- Put down your weapons.
Put your finger on this.
Put the book back in place.
Sheep fur is fluffy.
Put the vegetables in the strainer.
Put Tom to work.
Put the garbage outside.
He is shearing the sheep.
The sheep eat grass.
Weapons on the ground!
Put the bags over there.
Set the cake out on the table.
- Draw me a sheep!
- Draw me a sheep.
The sheep is white with black rings around her eyes.
Put your valuables in the safe.
Put in a little more sugar.
- Sheep provide us with wool.
- Sheep give us wool.
Put it where children can't get at it.
Put the book on the desk.
There were six sheep in the field.
Put the words in alphabetical order.
Put the book on the bottom shelf.
Tom is slaughtering a sheep.
Have you ever sheared a sheep?
Have you ever slaughtered a sheep?
Draw me a sheep.
Tom is a sheep farmer.
If the food's cold, put it in the microwave.
Put the package on top of the table.
Put those books back on the shelf.
I saw a flock of sheep.
Put the thermometer under your arm.
The sheep is dying of gid.
Draw me a sheep...
Put this package aside.
Put two blankets on the bed.
Tom grinned sheepishly.
Put some basil on the pizza.
Put that on my desk.
Please put socks in the basket.
- Put the garbage outside.
- Put the rubbish outside.
- Put the bins out.
Put on a bit more salt.
You go to the bazaar not to become a sheep, but to buy sheep.
tending a few sheep on the mountain slopes,
Please put your baggage on this scale.
A boy was driving a flock of sheep.
- That cheese is made from sheep's milk.
- This cheese is made from sheep's milk.
Is this a sheep or a goat?
There are a lot of sheep in the pasture.
What sound does a sheep make?
Put these dishes inside the drawer, please.
Tom smiled at Mary sheepishly.
This cheese is made from sheep's milk.
Put it in a brown paper bag.
Put away the dress in the box after the wedding.
A dead sheep does not fear the fire.
The shearer sheared the sheep.
Put the suitcases carefully on the rack.
Put these letters in the mail box.
Please put a pitcher of water in my room.
A flock of sheep was grazing in the fields.
Put all the rubbish in the barrel.
You are shearing the sheep, aren't you?
Tom works on a sheep farm.
Put away your books and notebooks.
Put the eggs into the boiling water.
Put that back where you found it.
You just put a toy down on the table.
Put a point at the end of your sentences!
I don't know much about sheep.
Put your wet umbrella in this bag.
put a plastic plate over the pool
Please put a lump of sugar in my coffee.
Tom's uncle keeps a lot of sheep.
Two sheep were killed by a wolf.
He is, as it were, a stray sheep.
How many sheep are there in this flock?
We will be able to raise cows and sheep, too.
Your shoes are wet. Put them near the fire.
Tom closed his eyes and began to count sheep.
Put the key in the ignition and start the engine.
Put it into a paper bag.
Put medicine out of the reach of children.
Put a pan of water on the stove.
Put all your waste paper in this basket.
Please put your name and address, please.
Put the words in parentheses into abbreviated form.
Please put this book on the very top.
Put the meat in the refrigerator, or it will rot.
Put the yolks in a large mixing bowl.