Examples of using Half-empty in English and their translations into Danish
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The jar is half-empty.
It's half-empty!- Stop that!
Already it's half-empty.
Half-empty.- I met the Secretaries of Juliet.
You see the glass half-empty.
It's half-empty, so where the hell are they headed?
Look. Already it's half-empty.
Sailing half-empty ships. E. coli at the buffet.
Look. Already it's half-empty.
Jimmy, do we have any half-empty bottles of nitrous lying around?
The glasses of the world are half-empty.
It's always glass half-empty with you, isn't it?
Yet the glass is sadly also half-empty.
Look at this place, half-empty on a Tuesday night.
There's a bag of lye in your basement that's half-empty.
Jimmy, do we have any half-empty bottles of nitrous lying around?
I know you don't want to play to half-empty venues.
Half-empty, half-full" is an expression I have never cared for.
Here, I found some half-empty ones.
It is not force majeure when an aircraft is cancelled because it is half-empty.
That's not a travel, you half-empty beanbag!
I see it all over. You are a cynical crapehanger who always sees the glass half-empty!
If this block wasn't half-empty, I would never be able to get you in here.
Coli at the buffet, sailing half-empty ships.
What should we do about half-empty trading estates, shop closures, social issues, renovation and sustainable development?
We will be in the bar or on our half-empty floor.
Of course, the time of difficulties, of half-empty glasses, will come when the governments have to attempt to win the acceptance of their people.
Coli at the buffet, sailing half-empty ships.
When the migrants reached the coast they found two half-empty ships bound for Abyssinia and the captains agreed to carry them for the sum of five dirhams per passenger.
Many of you have mentioned seeing the glass as half-full or half-empty.