Usage examples of "Bell Canada" in English with translation to Spanish

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It was the sound of the bell which awoke him. Fue el sonido de la campana lo que le despertó.
She came from Canada to see me. Ella vino desde Canadá para verme.
What did Bell invent? ¿Qué inventó Bell?
What languages are spoken in Canada? ¿Qué lenguas se hablan en Canadá?
The bell rings at noon. La campana suena al mediodía.
They settled in Canada. Se afincaron en Canadá.
I will leave as soon as the bell rings. Me iré tan pronto como suene la campana.
He came back from Canada. Él volvió de Canadá.
The telephone is among the inventions attributed to Bell. El teléfono se encuentra entre los inventos atribuidos a Bell.
Japan is not as large as Canada. Japón no es tan grande como Canadá.
If you need anything, ring my bell any time. I'll be glad to help you. Si necesitas algo, llama a mi timbre a cualquier hora. Estaré encantado de ayudarte.
He set out for Canada yesterday. Partió para Canadá ayer.
The teacher, not having heard the bell, didn't stop talking. El profesor, al no escuchar la campana, prosiguió hablando.
Japan is smaller than Canada. Japón es más pequeño que Canadá.
The movie "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame" has been renamed and is now called "The Bell of Notre-Dame". La película "El Jorobado de Notre-Dame" ha sido renombrada y ahora se llama "La Campana de Notre-Dame".
The area of Canada is greater than that of the United States. La superficie de Canadá es mayor que la de los Estados Unidos.
Ring the bell when you want me. Haz sonar el timbre cuando me requieras.
How long did you stay in Canada? ¿Cuánto tiempo estuviste en Canadá?
Whenever the school bell rang, Ivan would stare into space and drool. Several failed exorcisms later, his parents realized that he was the reincarnation of one of Pavlov's dogs. Cada vez que sonaba el timbre de la escuela, Ivan se ponía a mirar al vacío y a babear. Después de varios exorcismos infructuosos, sus padres se dieron cuenta de que era de hecho la reencarnación de uno de los perros de Pavlov.
Have you ever been to Canada? ¿Has estado alguna vez en Canadá?
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