Examples of using Informally in English and their translations into Turkish
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He's sitting informally like us.
They finally met with me. Informally, of course, in the back room.
Ah, informally, though I have been keeping track of most of the pilgrims I have met along the way.
Aye, informally, though I have been keeping track of most of the pilgrims I have met along the way.
the border has opened informally Shortly before midnight, here.
here to the West. the border has opened informally.
When these peace commissioners arrive? What will happen, do you imagine, And you informally send a reactionary dotard to?
In Neukölln, the border has opened informally Shortly before midnight, here, for all Germans from the East that want to come here to the West.
When these peace commissioners arrive? And you informally send a reactionary dotard to… What will happen,?
the border has opened informally for all Germans from the East that want to come here to the West.
He also has an informally adopted son, Thomas"Tom" Hagen, who became the Corleone Family's consigliere counsellor.
After that, the town council informally decided to allow the eight races to honor the traditional values of their own people.
The GMC have suggested we mutually agree you take a leave of absence, informally, while the complaint is investigated
This is the purpose of our conference, to discuss these matters informally far from the to-do of an international conference in the friendly and relaxed atmosphere of one's home.
Wonderful. active in French politics? why the king's brother Henri has become so… Then may I ask, informally.
After that, the town council informally decided to allow the eight races to honour the traditional values of their own people.
And wanted me to die. This woman spoke informally to me just now.
The settlement was informally named"Baltimore" as early as 1842 in memory of the home of prominent settlers.
Agent Mulder, we're here informally to give you the chance to help yourself.
a group of leaders of the profession who met informally over dinner.