Examples of using Plying in English and their translations into German
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While in Oostduinkerke don't forget to head down to the beach where you will find shrimp fishermen plying their trade atop horses.
Depending on the total titer, the denier can be doubled without any major con-version measures by plying two filaments from the spinning system.
We saw you plying basketball with him where is he?
Where can you go after learning and plying your craft in Khan Academy?
a modern station for busy travelers plying the route.
Decorative vinyl children of various pirates on board his boat plying the seas.
From the terrace you can watch the sailboats plying the calm sea.
Have you ever considered plying such trade in Rome?
Have you ever thought of... plying your trade in sunnier climes, Addison?
It has undergone multi-million dollar redevelopments to emerge as a reputable domestic airport plying Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and New castle routes of Australia.
MONTREAL- While plying his trade at the University of Maine,
double-decker buses, plying 84 different routes in the city.
with the inclined plane having equipment ramps and railings plying specific rolls,
The vehicle traffic congestion in cities has been exponentially raised due to a large number of vehicles plying on the road.
A Decepticon, Blackarachnia is repulsed by her technorganic form, and seems to derive at least some sustenance from plying her misery on allies and enemies alike.
Blackjack for players to enjoy plying their skills!
knitting, plying and macrame.
months or years pass, the moon will plying in the embriagándonos sky with its eternal beauty.
Eight thousand of the ninety thousand ships plying the seas around the world are sub-standard in terms of safety, and four thousand are carrying hazardous substances.
Every incentive must be provided to encourage the maritime sector and ships plying the Mediterranean to switch to the most modern forms of"green" technologies.