Examples of using "Tarafa" in a sentence and their english translations:
Got one running that way, another that way, another like here.
jump to the other side.
Heading this way.
Look on the bright side.
- What direction are you going?
- Where are you heading?
- Where are you headed?
Which way did he go?
Jump across.
Look this way.
She went that way.
"Move over here, turn over here, move this way, we can't see the screen."
"Jump to the other side" means
Okay, we're heading this way.
Keep moving this way.
And as you make your way through on the other side,
She has gone over to the other side.
I parked around back.
He went over to the other side.
Welcome to the other side.
How do I get to the other side?
I don't know which way to go.
Let's pull this back across. [straining] Come on.
And as long as the pressure is going this way,
where you can see the light goes everywhere.
Please take me over to the other side.
The box is leaning to one side.
I have to run next door.
I want you to go back over to other side.
Can you please look the other way?
Where are they headed?
They set aside her objections.
Tom looked both ways.
The dog ran here and there.
The chosen one to
Mary wanted me to look the other way while she was getting dressed.
The cheating that goes on is rampant.
The car turned right when it reached the corner.
Tom and the others are headed this way.
- Would you mind looking the other way while I change my clothes?
- Could you please look the other way while I change my clothes?
This house is leaning to one side.
Please drop in on us when you come this way.
It's your turn. Please come this way.
Come this way. It's shorter.
Tom is headed this way, isn't he?
It's pretty logical that... Dana would come this way.
It's still a good distance on foot. that way.
She got to the other side in 10 minutes.
Ladies and gentlemen, please come this way.
"Please put this on the top." "On top of what?"
Be sure to drop in on us if you come our way.
It's dangerous to cross roads without looking both ways.
Tom plunged into the water and swam to the other side.
They looked high and low, but couldn't find the ring.
She got to the other side in 30 minutes.
Tom jumped into the pool and swam to the other side.
The dog ran around and around.
In contrast, there is a surplus of captivating biopics
If I was her, this is the way I'd be coming. It's getting dark now!
We could head that way. We'll try and get some protection under the trees.
towards the slot canyon. Smart. Okay, that's the way we're going. Come on.
Which way will get us to that wreckage faster?
but previous assignments were directed to that direction
Turn your face this way.
We should do justice to both sides on that issue.
I'm going to change clothes. Please look the other way for a minute.
Guys, per million people - don't look at Turkey, look at the other side -
the water going to the other side stops after somewhere
that energy will come to the side where we are this time
Tom had a propensity for looking the other way when spoken to.
Tom took off that way.
Tom looked both ways before crossing the street.
She stood silently, her head tilted slightly to one side.
Place the fork on the left side of the plate, and the knife on the right side.
I told Tom that he shouldn't cross the road without looking both ways.
I know which way Tom went.
Would you mind looking the other way for just a minute while I change my clothes?
Tom didn't know which way to go.
[Bear] This is your call, which navigation method will get us moving in the right direction?
If we move towards the side of the world, this time we go forward in time
Every person is a moon, and has a dark side that they never show.
It is not until one day later that the Carthaginians finally reach safety on the other side of the gorge.
Tie it this side and then I can use it to, like, shuttle my way across.
And we've got all the desert to choose from, but we need to make a decision about which way to go.
Let us not struggle with destiny. Better that we let it take us by the hair and pull us to where it wants to raise us up or bring us down.
War doesn't bring peace; on the contrary, it brings pains and grief on both sides.