Portuguese
volver 1
Rand gave it back, and watched the car swing around the house.
2
That the stars and planets swing around one another according to laws.
3
The violent paddle strokes simply made it swing around on its keel.
4
We'll have to swing around through the dry side of the Basin.
5
Gray shoved aside the door and pivoted off it to swing around.
1
Of course you don't turn around decades of deprivation in six months.
2
It could no longer turn around and retreat back from the point.
3
She put the question but this time he didn't even turn around.
4
They could reasonably turn around and say: We're not average, we're excellent.
5
There will be just space enough in them to turn around in.
1
Yes, we're talking about bitcoin which continues to swing about in crazed fashion.
2
Crimbing hammak! yell the flexible Japanese climbers as they leap and swing about.
3
Then something made me swing about to face them both across the deck.
4
Well, we'll swing about in a circle to get home.
5
Two suns can balance about a point; all suns can swing about a common centre.
6
These swing about like very high-speed Indian clubs, which they resemble, functioning as tiny gyroscopes.
7
The mariners shout, The ships swing about, The yards are all hoisted, The sails flutter out.
8
They found their hats and without further ado they started on a swing about the grounds.
9
She had not reckoned that the defense would suddenly swing about and plead for the defeated prosecution.
10
There was, I felt, quite a swing about that first stanza- ajoyousand rollicking note of comradeship.
11
He saw the black-haired man at the front of the restaurant swing about to face down the room.
12
She was the pretty doll he could swing about as a reminder of his one-man school of art.
13
Lying Bill and McHenry were seamen-traders ashore until their schooner sailed for another swing about the French groups of islands.
14
The bell was so vast that it was considered prudent to bolt it in place rather than let it swing about.
15
He returned towards the pavilion, so far forgetting himself in his pleasure as to swing about his bat like a tennis-racket.
16
At first he saw it breast the stream as if proceeding towards London Bridge, then abruptly swing about and follow them.
