Examples of using Deserting in English and their translations into German
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Deserting us?
Daggering, biting, deserting.
Deserting us?
She will end up deserting me!
By deserting him before he dies.
One more person deserting them.
Rats deserting a sinking ship!
And now you're trying to trick me into deserting.
I hear they're deserting ten at a time.
Deserting from the Wehrmacht meant risking your life.
We grow old by deserting our ideals.
They called me a deserter, but what was I deserting?
Like rats deserting a sinking ship.
Don't want to lose my job for deserting the post.
He thought of deserting, but stayed for fear of being caught and shot.
They are like rats, my son, deserting a sinking ship.
After deserting from the French army overseas, Jean arrives in Le Havre hoping to board a ship overseas.
I will pardon you for deserting the Night's Watch.
I will spend therest of my life making up for what I did to Lourdes, deserting the 2nd Mass.
It is not to be excluded, Although pay for deserting them seems more from Roose which by Ramsay;
This was justified on the basis that leaving theoccupation of ones father was like a soldier deserting in time of war.
It is dissipated on June 13, 1849, together with its deserting petty bourgeois, but in its flight it redoubles its boastfulness.
The idea of territorial cohesion must itself be based on theidea of making an area which people are deserting attractive and viable.
As for the English, Talbot accused Fastolf of deserting his comrades in the face of the enemy, a charge which he pursued vigorously once he negotiated his release from captivity.
He disappeared from town a year and a half ago, deserting his family.
It is outside the realm of possibility, without deserting, that France be abandoned.
It opens them by idleness on the roofs of its city, such lizard with the sun, by deserting its courses from college.
You will have to live in the tension between‘rats deserting a sinking ship' and spiritual survival.
Their nesting territory hasbeen spreiding south for two centuries now, without them deserting the northern nesting grounds.
The first part of thenovel deals with Henry's preoccupation about his fear of deserting his regiment when he finally sees real fighting.