Приклади вживання Trying to see Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Trying to see her after work.
What is she trying to see there?
Trying to see the good in the bad.
Then direct view into the distance, trying to see the most distant objects.
Stop trying to see any conspiracy theory!
Every tourist who decided to rest here, trying to see the sights of Crimea.
Trying to see things as they really are.
You don't hurry up,you take your time in calm and relaxing manner, trying to see the most interesting places around, breathing….
Rather than trying to see the whole India, you may get more out of your trip if you heed on the south of the country, or on the north.
Having written it, reread with a fresh mind,especially the first paragraph and the last part, trying to see her through the eyes of the reviewers.
Mistake№ 7: trying to see everything.
Verse 1: Boy I hopped out the grave good morning I been sleeping fortoo long I'm yawning Everybody talking trying to see me, disbelief Like how he breathing?
All these questions make sense, trying to see what can network and your computers, so we can send you the best quality in good condition.
Safari of the king crab in winter in Lapland Norway A trip to northern Norway in wintermay not be focused exclusively on trying to see northern lights, but must aim to live various snow experiences.
If you're trying to see an X-ray source behind a cluster, it's like trying to see a candle next to a really bright light," Bayliss says.
What's the shouting about!" said the anaemic cabman,going off at a tangent, trying to see up the hill over the dirty yellow blind in the low window of the inn.
Imagine the importance when trying to see a baseball that takes less than a second to get to the catcher's mitt, may have movement on it and you have to decide if it's a ball or a strike!
Along with him he gets much more a ritual, it's not open email click, it needs to be carefully bring home,on the road trying to see the light if there was a picture or even some surprises.
Earth is a major source of infrared radiation, and trying to see faint infrared sources from the ground is like trying to observe stars while the Sun is up.
By concentration I do not mean analyzing the different parts of the vase, or thinking a series if thoughts about the vase, or associating ideas to the vase;but rather, trying to see the vase as it exits in itself without any connection to other things.
I spent the best part of lastyear working on a documentary about my own happiness-- trying to see if I can actually train my mind in a particular way, like I can train my body, so I can end up with an improved feeling of overall well-being.
I would say especially in the sense of trying to see, to assess if there are some concrete steps that could be taken for a lasting an just solution of the conflict, within the instruments available at present, which are practically the Agreements reached between the two sides.
In meetings, he looks out for the person in the room-- arms crossed, looking a bit bemused--and draws them into the discussion, trying to see if they indeed are the person with a different opinion, so that they have dissent within the room.
The web camera will be your assistant in trying to see the world, it delivers real and timely information, this is the easiest way to find out about the weather conditions in the country and see its overall architecture, natural landscape.
A Senior Lecturer with 9 years of experience, Oksana endeavours to learn with the children,putting herself on par with them, trying to see the world through their eyes as it is important to establish close relationships with each child.
Changing the drawing, he also changes his way of thinking, trying to see the traumatic situation from different angles, find options out of it.
Barricelli, he came to do what we now call, really, artificial life, trying to see if, in this artificial universe-- he was a viral-geneticist, way, way, way ahead of his time.
You can even click here and try to see one of them.
Try to see the positive in the bad.