swum through in Germany

swum through [swʌmθruː] durchgeschwomme

Sentence patterns related to "swum through"

1. The meat is being swum in gravy.

2. What's the maximum distance you've swum?

3. It is the newest swimming style swum in competition, first swum in 1933 and originating out of the breaststroke.

4. Stepped is a weak form; swam and swum are strong.

5. Ans : I have swum every morning since 19

6. I hadn't swum for 31 years, not a stroke.

7. And when I get through the end of a thousand of John Lennon's "Imagine," I have swum nine hours and 45 minutes ... exactly.

8. Scientists are puzzled as to why the whale had swum to the shore.

9. Her quim swum in oil like a sardine in a tin.

10. He is the only American that has swum across the English Channel.

Er ist der einzige US-Amerikaner, der durch den Ärmelkanal geschwommen ist.

11. He's a fashion designer who's always swum against the stream; his work is very original.

12. This man has swum around the North Pole, what more evidence do you want?

13. Its mother had been killed nearby an'th'hole was swum out an'th'rest o'th' litter was dead.

14. (Laughter) This man has swum around the North Pole, what more evidence do you want?

15. It found an increase of symptoms of sewage pollution among the 455 children who had swum in the sea.

16. He told Hungarian police that after the "accident" he had swum to shore where a friend gave him clothes and forged documents.

17. Backstroke is an ancient style of swimming, popularized by Harry Hebner. It was the second stroke to be swum in competitions after the front crawl

18. While other styles like the breaststroke, front crawl, or backstroke can be swum adequately by beginners, the butterfly is a more difficult stroke that requires good technique as well as strong muscles.

19. Break through synonyms, Break through pronunciation, Break through translation, English dictionary definition of Break through

20. He's British through and through.

21. Carry out verb (Carry out, carried out, carrying out) go through verb (goes through, went through, going through) Did he go through with the treatment? 1; put through verb

22. Through the mist, through the woods through the darkness and the shadows

23. Ablutions can be performed through washing with water, through immersion, or through sprinkling

24. If you’re an Alpinists through and through

25. Dad was a rationalist through and through.