Examples of using Train window in English and their translations into Slovak
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Gazing out the train window.
The first appearance is whenMrs. Schächter believes she sees fire out of the train window.
Looking out the train window- curiosity, lively interest.
Looking out from the train window.
She looks out of the train window with interest, but her expression is slightly alarmed and tense.
Looking out of the train window.
Protecting the interior of train windows from intentional scratching and vandalism with 3M Scotchgard Multi-Layer Protective Film 1004.
Another artistic view from a train window.
Viewers could thus see the natural scenery from the train window while learning about the tourist destinations they were travelling through, such as the Malá Fatra, Thermal park Bešeňová or the town of Ružomberok.
Another artistic view from a train window.
This is the sight out of the train window on approach to Lausanne.
NOTE: All of the reasons we have put together go beyond the“for starters, you won't spend 10+hours drooling on your shoulder as your head jiggles against the train window”.
The last time I saw my father… I was standing at a train window… when I went north to college.
A 24-year-old boy, looking out from the train window, shouted.
The stunning alpine scenery viewed from the train window will mean you will not want to leave the train. .
He just picked up the little dog, tossed it out the train window, and sat down.
Prodger's footage- much of it near-static- includes shots of her home,the view through train windows and the observation deck of a ship, and the Aberdeenshire countryside.
There's something incredibly fulfilling about silently gazing out of a train window, don't you think?
Some carriages have beenlabelled with the picture of Alexander Dubček waving from a train window at the Bratislava train station in October 1968.
One of the few railways to be UNESCO-listed(and Google Street View-ed),the scenery unspooled in all its naked glory beyond the train windows, as if casting off the ornamentation of St Moritz.
A 24-year-old boy seeing out from the train's window shouted….
A 24 year old young man, looking out from the train's window, shouted….
A few years ago,a 24 year old boy seeing out from the train's window shouted….
A 24-year-old boy, seeing out from the train's window, shouted,“Dad, look the trees are going behind!”!
You can buy a Navigo Découverte pass at nearly any Metro, RER,Transilien train ticket window that normally sells tickets and passes.
