French · Sunday
See you on Sunday!
See you on Sunday.
Let's get together on Sunday.
Let's meet on Sunday.
I'm leaving on Sunday.
It's Sunday.
Is today Sunday?
It's Sunday.
It was Sunday yesterday.
We play on Sunday.
Monday comes after Sunday.
Do you deliver on Sundays?
Sunday comes after Saturday.
I rest on Sunday.
It has been raining since last Sunday.
Sunday follows Saturday.
The museum is closed on Sundays.
Mrs. Green, from whom my children have lessons in singing, is to have a recital next Sunday.
She did not visit me on Sunday but on Monday.
I am looking forward to seeing you next Sunday.
On Sundays I relax.
We meet on Sundays.
My father and I played tennis on Sunday.
I will teach you how to fish next Sunday.
I usually went to the movies on Sunday.
On Sunday, I play tennis with Emi.
I often play tennis on Sunday.
Do you deliver on Sundays?
She is usually at home on Sundays.
My father played golf on the Sunday morning.
Next Sunday we’ll have a picnic.
We're having a barbeque on Sunday.
Christmas falls on Sunday this year.
I will teach you how to skate next Sunday.
The baseball game was put off till next Sunday.
Tom was sick in bed last Sunday.
Millions long for immortality who do not know what to do with themselves on a rainy Sunday afternoon.
How about having a barbecue party next Sunday?
How about having a barbecue party next Sunday?
How about having a barbecue party next Sunday?
My father gardens on Sundays.
When a holiday falls on Sunday, we have an extra holiday on Monday.
The next holiday falls on a Sunday.
It is imperative for you to finish by Sunday.
It is imperative for you to finish by Sunday.
Everything seemed dulled by Sunday's torpor and the dolefulness of the summer days.
My neighbor always mows his lawn on Sunday mornings.
Today is Sunday.
Today is Sunday.
When he was a child, he would go fishing on Sundays.