Examples of using "Yola" in a sentence and their english translations:
Watch the road.
to try to understand how such a vast array of sounds are humanly possible.
- We should be on our way.
- We should get going.
- We should set off.
Let's hit the road.
We can't go.
- I'm hitting the road.
- I'm heading out.
The farm abuts on the road.
I'm hitting the road.
Pay attention to the road.
I want to hit the road.
Pay attention on the road.
Tom ran out into traffic.
So I left, and I managed,
Let's keep moving.
The ship set sail.
We will soon take off.
He came down the road.
Let's be on our way.
- I am taking tomorrow off.
- I'm taking tomorrow off.
We're about to hit the road.
Can we hit the road?
You need to move on.
I'm going to take off now.
I was about to head out.
I was just heading out.
Just don't get in the way.
- I am taking tomorrow off.
- I'm taking tomorrow off.
I can head out tomorrow.
Tom pulled out into the traffic.
I will depart soon.
The train isn't leaving.
I want to hit the road.
to heroin.
Okay, keep moving forward.
We hit the right road in the dark.
- I should have left earlier.
- I should've left earlier.
She set out for Thailand.
- He has set off for America.
- He has gone to the United States.
- We must've taken the wrong road.
- We must have taken the wrong road.
At what time are you leaving?
Tom took the morning off.
The tracks run parallel to the road.
We almost left.
He's waiting for the train to leave.
Can I take off early?
Tom is headed this way.
- It's time to leave.
- It's time to move on.
You should focus on the road when you drive.
I'm ready to move on.
I heard you were taking tomorrow off.
We have to leave at once.
The police restricted access to the road.
All right, let's move on.
Our train already left.
I have to head out now.
We're ready to move on.
- He is about to leave.
- He's about to leave.
- He's about to go.
Perhaps Tom will leave.
Tom took off on his motorcycle.
Tom took off on his bicycle.
I'm departing this evening.
The train is leaving soon.
Mary has already set off.
I need to quit.
We've all moved on.
Set off right now.
Tom is going to take tomorrow off.
Why isn't the bus leaving?
Sami has moved on.
I got on my bicycle and left.
So, let's decide and keep moving.
If I could use that, that's gonna take me down towards the road.
they are not the path shown by Allah.
You'd better set off at once.
Bad weather prevented me from setting out.
You can take either road.
They made their way toward the town.
They set out for London.
He departed in spite of the storm.
The ship sailed along the coast.
He set off to Paris.
My friend remembered which way to go.
They set out on a picnic.
Bad weather prevented us from departing.
He may have already departed.
Keep going.
While you drive, you should focus on the road.
I'm setting off tonight.
What time does the ship leave?
The ship leaves for Honolulu tomorrow.
What time do we leave?
The mountaineer set out for the summit.
Tom doesn't know which way to go.
They set out at the rooster's call.
Tom will leave tonight.