Примери коришћења Tin soldier на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Cyrillic
The Tin Soldier.
He looks like a tin soldier.
The Tin Soldier.
There were once twenty-five tin soldiers.
It's called The Tin Soldier.- It's a bunch of malarkey.
There were once twenty-five tin soldiers.
The tin soldiers rattled in their box, for they wanted to join, but could not lift the lid.
The light shone out full, andsomebody called out:"A Tin Soldier!".
The Tin Soldiers rattled in their box, for they wanted to join in, but they couldn't get the lid off.
Light shone quite bright, andsome one shouted aloud,“Tin soldier!”!
The tin soldiers rattled in the box, for they wished to join the rest, but they could not lift the lid.
The light was shining brightly and someone shouted:"A tin soldier!"!
The tin soldiers rattled about in their box, for they wanted to play too, but they could not get the lid open.
With all that he could buy up the whole town, andall the sugar pigs, all the tin soldiers, whips and rocking-horses in the whole world.
The tin soldier stood amid the flames, and felt a great heat, but whether it was actual fire, or love, he knew not.
He could buy all of Copenhagen with it, andthe sugar pigs of the cake wives, and all the tin soldiers and whips and rocking horses in the world!
The tin soldiers rattled in their box, for they wished to take part in the games, but they could not raise the lid.
The little lady had her arms stretched out, for she was a dancer, andone of her legs was lifted so high that the tin soldier could not see it, and thought that she had only one leg like him.
The tin soldiers rustled about in their box, for they wanted to join the games, but they could not get the lid off.
The little lady was a dancer, andshe stretched out both her arms, and raised one of her legs so high, that the tin soldier could not see it at all, and he thought that she, like himself, had only one leg.
The tin soldiers rattled in the box, for they wanted to join the rest, but they could not lift the lid of their box.
The little maid was stretching out both arms, for she was a dancer, and in the dance,one of her legs was raised so high into the air that the tin soldier could see absolutely nothing of it, and supposed that she, like himself, had but one leg.
The tin soldiers rattled in their box, for they would have liked to join in it, but they could not get the cover off.
And then she lifted one leg so high that the tin soldier could not find it at all, and thought that she had only one leg, just like himself.
The tin soldier stood in full light and felt a fearful heat; but whether that came from the real fire, or from his glowing love, he could not tell.
The tin soldier stood all aglow and felt the terrible heat- but whether it was from the real fire or from love, he didn't know.
The tin soldier stood there, brightly lit, and felt a terrible heat, but whether it was from the actual fire or from love, he didn't know.
The Tin Soldier stood there, all lit up, and felt a heat that was overpowering, but whether it came from the real fire, or from love, he did not know.
The tin soldier stood there in the strong light and felt an unbearable heat, but whether this heat was caused by the real fire or by love he did not know.
The Tin Soldier stood there quite illuminated, and felt a heat that was terrible; but whether this heat proceeded from the real fire or from love he did not know.