Examples of using "Trouvera" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom will find you.
Tom will find it.
Tom will find Mary.
Tom will find you.
Sami will find Layla.
Tom will find us.
No one will ever find you.
We'll find a way.
He who seeks will find.
She will find her husband.
She will find her husband.
Nobody'll ever find us here.
No one will ever find you.
No one will ever find you.
- No one will find us here.
- Nobody will find us here.
So will every other living creature out here.
Let's get in there and see what we can find.
I hope that he will find his way easily.
He will find the bus stop easily.
We'll find him.
Nobody'll ever find us here.
They'll never find us here.
The police will never find us.
No, they'll find it there.
We'll find a way to use it.
you'll never find a solution, right?
We come up with other ways of signalling for help,
I am sure exploits will be found.
Rice will find a ready market there.
Tom will always find something to grumble about.
He'll never figure out what it is.
We'll find it.
We'll find some time to be together.
I suppose Tom will find that good.
Let's see what we're gonna find there. Okay, come on!
The cops won't find you there.
"My glasses." "Take it easy, we'll find them."
Over there, I am sure we will find something to eat.
Because the child can't go and get a job if they speak that language.
The thing is, there's no guarantee of water that way.
Will we actually find it and figure out what it is?
[Bear] The sooner we can find these creatures, the sooner we can replace that life-saving anti-venom.
We'll find a way to use it.
He who seeks to control fate shall never find peace.
[Bear] The spiders that live in these webs, though, have got to eat. Who knows what we'll find down here.
If you eat three meals a day, your body will find the energy it needs.
Especially you, we won't find anyone who doesn't know you!
I wonder if a day will come when money will be something found only in museums.
There will he find an Egmont and an Orange, the brave warriors of Emperor Charles, as wise in council as they are formidable in the field.
The child who, say, from five to eight years old, can learn the game of chess will find it much easier than an adult to master the complexities of this game-science-art.
There are things that only intelligence is capable of searching for, but which it itself will never find. These things can only be found by instinct, but it will never search for them.
When she churns the milk, the Kabyle mother intones the lullaby which says: ““ Gouchla gechoula ”, my baby will go to the fountain, find an omelet there, and will not give it to anyone, other than his darling mother. "