Examples of using "Olanlardan" in a sentence and their english translations:
I don't like what's going on.
I'm sorry about what happened.
I'm responsible for what's happened.
I regret what happened to them.
I was one of the unlucky ones.
Tom was responsible for what happened.
I still know what's going on in the world;
I thought about telling Tom about what happened.
Tom isn't responsible for what happened.
I am ashamed about what happened yesterday.
I don't feel responsible for what happened.
I'm responsible for what happened here.
I'm one of the lucky ones.
Tom is responsible for what happened to Mary.
Tom wasn't responsible for what happened.
Tom left because of what happened.
I'm sorry about what happened back there.
I'm sorry about what happened yesterday.
Tom was one of the lucky ones.
You're not responsible for what happened.
I'm truly one of the lucky ones.
You never told me about what happened.
I never really got over what happened.
Tom didn't regret what had happened.
I think I'm responsible for what happened.
- Tom may be troubled by what happened.
- Tom might be troubled by what happened.
I don't blame Tom for what happened.
Tom is probably the one responsible for what happened.
Tom doesn't regret what happened.
I'm very sorry for what happened.
Tom is apparently responsible for what happened.
Tom didn't turn up after all.
Obviously, Tom hasn't told anyone about what happened.
- I think Tom is responsible for what happened.
- I think that Tom is responsible for what happened.
There was no way to avoid what happened.
Tom says he doesn't regret what happened.
Aren't you responsible for what happened?
Tom never told me what happened.
- Tom is likely to be troubled by what happened.
- Tom will probably be troubled by what happened.
Tom didn't seem amused by what was going on.
- Tom said he didn't regret what happened.
- Tom said that he didn't regret what happened.
- Tom hoped he wouldn't be blamed for what happened.
- Tom hoped that he wouldn't be blamed for what happened.
Farmers separate good apples from bad ones.
Whatever happens after this happens.
I was one of the lucky ones.
- Tom said Mary was troubled by what had happened.
- Tom said that Mary was troubled by what had happened.
- I suspect Tom is unaware of what's happening in Boston.
- I suspect that Tom is unaware of what's happening in Boston.
Taxes consist of direct taxes and indirect ones.
This red sweater is cheaper than the blue one.
- After what happened, I would've thought Tom would go back to Boston.
- After what happened, I would have thought Tom would go back to Boston.
Life was so much simpler before all that happened.
None of what's happening today has anything to do with me.
Tom didn't act like he'd even heard about what had happened.
Modern cars differ from the early ones in many ways.
Fadil was responsible to some extent to what happened to Layla.
- Tom said he didn't want to tell Mary about what had happened.
- Tom said that he didn't want to tell Mary about what had happened.
Tom told Mary that he was the one responsible for what happened.
- Tom said Mary isn't the one responsible for what happened.
- Tom said that Mary isn't the one responsible for what happened.
- I wonder if Tom is responsible for what happened.
- I wonder whether Tom is responsible for what happened.
- I wonder whether or not Tom is responsible for what happened.
Tom didn't want to tell me about what happened, but he did.
Tom didn't need to tell me about what happened, but he did.
Tom is unaware of what has happened.
Tom promised Mary he wouldn't tell anybody about what had happened.
I like white roses better than red ones.
Short sentences are often better than long ones.
Maybe I could use some help after all.
Don't hold yourself responsible for what happened.
Expensive skin creams don't work better than inexpensive ones.
Farmed fish are cheaper than wild ones and the taste is only "so-so".
Maybe Tom doesn't know what happened.
I really wanted to help, but after what happened, I already can't tell if I believe you two.
Tom didn't tell me what was happening.
Never ask for anything! Never for anything, and especially from those who are stronger than you. They'll make the offer themselves, and give everything themselves!
It's so easy to write good example sentences, that even if we accidentally delete a few good sentences in the process of getting rid of a whole lot of bad ones, I think we could drastically improve the quality of this corpus by doing a lot of deleting.