Usage examples of "côte à fort pourcentage" in French with translation to English

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J'ouvre la porte et je vois deux garçons qui se tiennent côte à côte. I open the door and I see two boys standing next to each other.
Ces deux-là se tiennent côte à côte. These two are standing abreast.
Tom et Mary se retrouvèrent alors côte à côte au début de cette phrase et entreprirent de l'explorer. Tom and Mary then found themselves side by side at the start of this sentence and undertook to explore it.
Plusieurs yachts cinglaient côte à côte au large. Several yachts were sailing side by side far out at sea.
Notre bateau dériva vers la côte à cause du courant. Our boat drifted to shore on the tide.
Dans les années soixante-dix, le comité de la censure de l'Ontario interdit le film « Le Tambour » d'après le roman de Günter Grass, mais les médias trouvèrent cela stupide et donc la Société Radio-Canada, SRC, montra les scènes offensantes ce soir-là, d'une côte à l'autre, dans le journal national. In the 1970’s the Ontario Censor Board banned the film "The Tin Drum" from the Günter Grass novel, but the media found this silly, and so the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation CBC, showed the offending scene that night from coast to coast on the national news.
Les filles étaient assises côte à côte. The girls were sitting side by side.
Marche côte à côte avec moi. Walk abreast of me.
Il était assez fort pour aider son père à la ferme. He was strong enough to help his father on the farm.
J'ai vu un bateau de pêche à environ un mile de la côte. I saw a fishing boat about a mile off the shore.
100 pour cent des êtres humains meurent et ce pourcentage ne peut être augmenté. 100 per cent of us die, and the percentage cannot be increased.
Paul étudie très fort ces temps-ci. Paul studies very hard these days.
L'île se situe à un mille de la côte. The island lies a mile off the coast.
Quel pourcentage des gens parlent trois langues ? What percentage of the people speak three languages?
L'écureuil avança contre le vent très fort. The squirrel advanced against the strong wind.
Il y a une portion de côte épuisante au vingt-troisième mille du marathon. There's a grueling uphill stretch of road at mile 23 of the marathon.
Quel pourcentage comptez-vous pour les pourboires What percentage do you reckon for tips
Il travaille très fort. He works very hard.
Notre voisin s'est cassé une côte. Our neighbor has broken a rib.
Nous t'aimons tous très fort. All of us like you very much.
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