Examples of using "Yaşadığımız" in a sentence and their english translations:
We must work as long as we live.
This is where we live.
With so many of us feeling trepidation,
As long as we live, we have to work.
The town we live in is beside the sea.
- The house in which we lived was torn down.
- The house we used to live in was torn down.
We read to get lost, to forget the hard times we're living in,
We must continue to study as long as we live.
Tom lives in our neck of the woods.
We're proud of the way we live.
Tom is having the same problems we are.
I've already told Tom about the problems we've been having.
When we are together, I forget all the unhappy times we've had.
They're having the same problems we are.
Multiple times more than we experienced in 2008
The earthquake was the biggest one that we had ever experienced.
The relative calm that we've experienced in the last few years is deceptive.
This is the mildest winter that we have ever experienced.
base stations locked up after the Istanbul earthquake we live in
This is the hottest summer we have had in fifty years.
This is the same old problem we've had the past three years.
This is the coldest winter that we have had in thirty years.
This is the hottest summer we have had in thirty years.
That's what gets me through the hard days that we're now experiencing,
Unfortunately, we don't say whether we should take lessons from every earthquake we live in.
This is the hottest summer that we have had in thirty years.
I hear this is the coldest winter we have had in the past ten years.
This is the angle difference we experienced with the alien in space
The Apa Sherpa Foundation would receive more support if people knew more about our town,
This is the coldest winter we have had in twenty years, I hear.
The apartment we live in is so small that we lack space.
Death is the door that brings this mortal life that we have lived to an end and opens out to the eternal life to come.
Insurance makes us remember that the world we live in isn't completely safe; we might fall ill, face danger or encounter the unexpected.
In fact history does not belong to us but rather we to it. Long before we understand ourselves through the process of self-examination, we understand ourselves in a self-evident way in the family, society, and state in which we live.