Examples of using "Sıra" in a sentence and their english translations:
It's my turn.
It's your turn.
It's somebody else's turn.
- That's MY line!
- That's my line!
It was unusual.
It's your turn.
It's Tom's turn.
It's your turn.
- It's now my turn.
- Now it's my turn.
- It's my turn now.
Drop in now and again.
This is unusual.
Form two lines.
Now it's your turn.
Now it's our turn.
It happens occasionally.
We could take turns.
I think it's my turn.
Now, it's your turn.
The line isn't moving.
It's your turn, Jim.
I think you're next.
- Tom is next in line.
- It's Tom's turn next.
He sat two rows ahead of me.
What's unusual about that?
We see each other at the supermarket now and then.
Row after row the potatoes are unearthed and collected with a hoe.
so that when it's my turn,
it's time for the fake bully
it's time for the king of scavengers
- It has been raining off and on.
- It's been raining off and on.
He gives me a phone call every now and then.
- Now it's his turn.
- Now it's her turn.
It's your turn soon, Bashar!
- I watch TV off and on.
- I sometimes watch TV.
I watch TV now and then.
It has been snowing on and off.
Every once in a while I study Esperanto.
And now, it's my turn!
Tom comes around now and then.
This is rather unusual.
This is highly unusual.
- That's very unusual.
- This is very unusual.
- This is really unusual.
- Every now and then, we eat out.
- Once in a while, we eat out.
You have to expect that once in a while.
It hasn't come to that yet.
I am absent from school on occasion.
Is this uncommon?
That does happen occasionally.
These are extraordinary times.
Call me now and then.
The light goes on and off.
Tom seems unusual.
Is that unusual?
- That's not uncommon.
- That's not unusual.
The trees were in a row.
Line up in single file.
A convergent sequence is bounded.
I run into Tom occasionally.
I'm sorry if I spoke out of turn.
White to play and win.
I play tennis once in a while.
I go to the movies once in a while.
We're taking turns.
I shoot hoops every now and then.
There was occasional laughter.
- I occasionally do that.
- I do that occasionally.
- Occasionally, I do that.
You're next, aren't you?
Form a straight line!
The queue is too long at the ticket office.
This is extraordinary.
now it is written by Aziz Nesin
In addition to English, he can speak French.
Tom sat two rows ahead of me.
I hear from him once in a while.
Occasional showers are possible tomorrow.
It's unusual for him to get up early.
He writes to his mother every now and then.
He attends meetings off and on.
Please write to me once in a while.
I hear from my mother once in a while.
We go fishing together once in a while.
I see him in the library now and then.
I can't find anything out of the ordinary.
Nothing seemed out of the ordinary.
I'm double-parked.
I occasionally meet him at the club.
You agreed to take turns.
We dated on and off through college.
The students walked in a single file.
That's an unusual request.
That's an unusual name.