Приклади вживання What a pity Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Dariusz, what a pity.
What a pity!- I thought.
Did you say"What a pity!"?' the Rabbit asked.
What a pity that they are so few!
Vasyl died in the fullness of his creative power- what a pity!
What a pity that I'm not perfect!
Good fellow- and what a pity, he's so dissolute!- Well.
What a pity she isn't here now.
Feigning sleep one evening as her father came into her bedroom,Emmeline heard him pause and say to himself:"What a pity she wasn't born a lad.".
What a pity that I did not see it.
It is nice, of course, to flatter yourself with the thought that in composing art you turned out to be more perspicacious than the entire19th century St. Petersburg Conservatory, and what a pity that you were not around when New Time wrote that the First concert, like the first pancake, came out in a lump, surely you would have explained them, of course, you would not let the Onegin's polonaise be called solid boredom.
What a pity it's not Christmas today.
What a pity that he did not write it!
What a pity that we lost all these people!
What a pity that he is no longer with us!
What a pity that he is not with us at the moment!
What a pity we did not get the number!"!
What a pity that he is not with us at the moment.
What a pity that we lost all these people!
What a pity that good spouses do not grow on trees.
What a pity they didn't start 18 months ago….
What a pity that we can not always look after them.
What a pity you did not do this to me twenty years ago.
What a pity that it does not say- because she understands every word.
What a pity that trusting the seller, we can often get poor results.
And what a pity that government agencies do not care so much about the younger generation.
What a pity that this poem, written back in 1857, only now can see the world of God!
What a pity they didn't stop up the chinks and the crannies though, and thrust in a little lint here and there.
What a pity the West's banks did not havean incentive in so many of their lending decisions in the 1970s and 1980s.
What a pity it wouldn't stay!' sighed the Lory, as soon as it was quite out of sight; and an old Crab took the opportunity of saying to her daughter'Ah, my dear!