Examples of using Prowse in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
Mr Prowse sent me.
Thank you, Mr Prowse.
Aye aye, sir,' said Prowse, in reluctant agreement.
Yes, sir,' said Prowse.
Prowse was peering out to port through his telescope;
Very well, Mr Prowse.
Aye aye, sir,' Prowse was pleased at this mark of confidence.
Thank God!' mustered Prowse.
Sinatra and Prowse announced their engagement in 1962.
There she is, sir,' said Prowse.
Prowse met Frank Sinatra on the set of Can-Can.
There's the buoy, sir,' said Prowse.
Prowse co-starred alongside Elvis Presley in G.I. Blues 1960.
You're right, sir,' answered Prowse.
Prowse later admitted,"I was as much flattered as I was in love.
Two bells, sir,' whispered Prowse.
Prowse was the first guest to appear on an episode of The Muppet Show.
You may heave the ship to, Mr Prowse.
Prowse was pacing restlessly back and forward to the binnacle taking bearings.
That will he the other headland,sir,' said Prowse.
I must thank you, Mr Prowse, for your very able assistance.'.
Canada: British Columbia Supreme Court Sinclair Prowse J.
Bit of haze, and Mr Prowse says he would like to go about on the other tack.
We might just weather the Start on this course,sir,' prompted Prowse.
Soon afterwards they broke up, reportedly because Prowse wanted to concentrate on her career.
We ought to get a sight of Ushant on this course,sir,' yelled Prowse.
Prowse seized the speaking trumpet and somewhere in the darkness disciplined men hurried to sheets and braces.
Throughout the mid-1980s and 1990s, Prowse hosted the Championship Ballroom Dance Competition on PBS.
Prowse cleared his throat; he spoke unwillingly, because he had something cheerful to say.
Hornblower, standing on the quarter deck in the eternal, infernal wind,hated Prowse for darting that inquiring glance at him.