Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Come to terms in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Soon, they will have to come to terms with the fact that their time is up,
I waited there, day after day… because I thought it might help us slowly come to terms with the fact… the fact, Mim,
Sitcom Kingswood Country depicted the shifting face of Australia in the s with bigotted patriarch“Ted” Bullpitt Ross Higgins having to come to terms with his migrant son-in-law.
day after day… because I thought it might help us slowly come to terms with the fact the fact,
you must come to terms with yourself, with your fears, and your sense of being disconnected from your Higher Self
it would have had to come to terms with itself--with a sigh,
Say,“O People of the Book, come to terms common between us and you: that we worship none
their families and friends come to terms with what is happening,
of course, we will try and come to terms.
Abandoning of the Touch ID sensor in favor of facial recognition- which is something brand new for Apple- will mean that users will also have to come to terms with new(and potentially less secure- I mean, if all it takes is someone pointing it at your face, that's not as secure as a fingerprint)
Saeko came to terms with it herself, foo!
You came to terms with her darkness, Komuro?
Not one came to term, not one.
He is now discovering and coming to terms with what it means to be the child of a demon
so everybody is coming to terms with it.
in an attempt to normalise their experiences whilst at the same time coming to terms with his own experiences.
the divisions of a country and the impossibility of ever coming to terms with the past.
I never came to terms with what happened on that op in Afghanistan.
But you have to come to term with the idea that I'm here, uterus dilated single mother.
Unless the Council comes to terms with this proposal, then it is not serious about Lisbon and not serious about the internal market.