Examples of using "«Полтретьего»" in a sentence and their english translations:
Please come at 2:30.
- I'll see you at 2:30.
- See you at 2:30.
- We'll see you at 2:30.
Is 2:30 too late?
- It's almost 2:30.
- It's nearly half past two.
I'm leaving at 2:30.
Tom will come at 2:30.
- Meet me at 2:30.
- See you at 2:30.
Tom will return at 2:30.
- It's almost 2:30.
- It's nearly half past two.
Tom woke up at 2:30.
Please come at 2:30.
I'm leaving at 2:30.
We left at 2:30.
It's nearly half past two.
I'll call you back at about 2:30.
Tom went home at 2:30.
I'm leaving at 2:30.
See you guys at 2:30.
It's almost 2:30 in the morning.
Tom came home at 2:30.
I'll do that at 2:30.
I'll go home at 2:30.
Let's meet at 2:30.
We left at 2:30.
I'm going to get home at about 2:30.
My parents will be home about 2:30.
You're expected to be here until 2:30.
I arrived in Kobe around two-thirty.
I'll be back at 2:30.
I'm going to leave at 2:30.
We'll meet at 2:30.
I'll be finished cleaning by 2:30.
Tom arrived home at 2:30.
Tom died this morning at 2:30.
I arrived in Boston at 2:30.
Tom arrived home at 2:30.
The deadline is 2:30 on Monday.
Tom set his alarm for 2:30.
It's half past two now.
Please remind me to call Tom at 2:30.
I have to be home by 2:30.
- I'll see you at 2:30.
- See you at 2:30.
- We'll see you at 2:30.
I'll expect you at 2:30.
We'll see you at 2:30.
Tom asked me to wake him up at 2:30.
- May I call around 2:30?
- May I call at around 2:30?
I have to see them at 2:30.
I have to see him at 2:30.
I have to see her at 2:30.
Tom must be home by 2:30.
Let's start at 2:30.
Tom always comes at 2:30.
Tom arrived at about 2:30.
Tom was here at 2:30.
I'd leave at 2:30 if I were you.
Let's leave at 2:30.
Call me at 2:30.
Let's meet in front of the main gate at 2:30.
I asked Tom to wake me up at 2:30.
Tom was supposed to call around 2:30.
- "What time is it?" "It's 2:30."
- "What's the time?" "It's 2:30."
You're supposed to be here tomorrow at 2:30.
It's only 2:30.
Let's start at 2:30.
I'll be back at 2:30.
We were supposed to meet at 2:30.
I'll arrive in Boston at 2:30.
Please come at half past two.
Mary said she'd leave at 2:30.
Tom is leaving at 2:30.
Tom came back at 2:30.
Tom's plane leaves for Boston at 2:30 p.m.
I arrived at 2:30.
Tom arrived at 2:30.
- It's 2:30 now.
- It's now 2:30.
- It's 2:30.
- It's two-thirty.
- It's half two.
- It's half two now.
- It's half past two now.
I woke up at 2:30.
- I got back at 2:30.
- I came back at 2:30.
I'll come at 2:30.
Tom left at 2:30.
- I'll leave at 2:30.
- I'm going to leave at 2:30.
We'll be back at 2:30.
I'll meet you there at 2:30.
I'll call back at 2:30.
He came at 2:30.
Mary asked me to wake her up at 2:30.
Didn't I tell you to be here by 2:30?