Examples of using "Yöne" in a sentence and their english translations:
Which direction did he go?
- You're going in the wrong direction.
- You're going the wrong direction.
- You are going in the wrong direction.
Which way did she go?
I took a wrong turn.
He went in the opposite direction.
What direction does your house face?
Tom made a wrong turn.
I'm headed that way.
Tom looked the other way.
Which way did Tom go?
- You're going the wrong direction.
- You are going in the wrong direction.
I looked the other way.
Tom looked in the wrong direction.
You should go in the opposite direction.
So which way should we go from here?
We need to work out our direction though, down here.
He asked me which way to go.
I'm also going in that direction.
Tom ran off in the direction that Mary pointed.
I think they went this way.
They need some direction.
He crossed the road without looking in either direction.
I'm not going to tell you which way to go.
- You're going the wrong way, aren't you?
- You're going in the wrong direction, aren't you?
We face risks whichever way we turn:
but we just start heading in that direction,
This bus is going in a different direction.
Did Tom say which way he'd be heading?
The boy seems to be coming in this direction.
He looked in all directions, but didn't see anyone.
Tom wasn't sure which way to go.
Okay, we're gonna keep moving in that direction.
But things are rapidly moving in the right direction.
There were factors pushing these two in one direction,
Fanned by the strong wind, the flames spread in all directions.
I saw some small animals running away in all directions.
Look both ways before you cross the street.
Look both ways before you cross the road.
which pulls the asteroid in a new direction
Tom wasn't sure which way he should go.
Tom crossed the road without looking both ways.
I crossed the road after looking both ways.
A dreary landscape spread out for miles in all directions.
By mistake I boarded a train going in the opposite direction.
Planes can be diverted.
Tom rushed out onto the road without looking both ways.
while a promotion focus instead has us swimming in the right direction.
Tom looked both ways before crossing the road.
It's just trying to work out the best way of heading in that direction.
- I am going in the same direction. Come with me. I will take you there.
- I'm going in the same direction. Come with me. I'll take you there.
Tom looked both ways before he crossed the busy street.
I made a wrong turn.
If we'd gone east in the other direction, we'd be heading back to where we started.
army at the Battle of Tudela, sending the enemy fleeing in two directions.
I think it would be useful to lean in what direction the wind blows.
It's a good rule to look both ways before you cross the street anywhere.
if you wanna go back in that direction and keep searching for the wreckage, choose "Try Again".
Tatoeba is a ship bound for Boston and navigated by Tom. Those who are running in a different direction on board suppose that they are going someplace else.