Examples of using Detours in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And if we have to take any more detours-- Any more detours, and we will run out of fuel.
See, I thought it was more of a distraction when you were taking detours to her bookstore to catch a loving glimpse of her through a window.
we would had to take huge detours around the political minefields, and the real ones.
the Fa takes fewer detours and practitioners suffer less harm.
Traders of the silk road took detours that lasted days just to admire the beauty of our women.
His language is clear and straightforward, without unnecessary or detours to talk all they do is confuse you, as a solid business requires solid support and accurate.
you're able to take detours, and sometimes you end up getting to a better place than you ever imagined.
there's no going back for me, and I can't make any detours or stops.
only detours.
on any rundown meetings, they can't get mired in these kind of detours.
of call in Spain, France and Italy with a few interesting detours along the way.
Serena is in math homework jail, so don't let her con you into any detours on the way home from school.
or sometimes detours, or sometimes problems with just the way that things are connected and the way that the brain functions.
If you imagine life as a path- and crises or challenges as detours along the way- the following resources can help you navigate the journey.
he changes up, detours to Kosovo, and then gets kidnapped by this guy's cousin.
There will be trial-and-error detours along the lighted pathway,
having surveyed it myself, I assure you it requires no detours.
I propose that we take a vote to lock in the southern route through Salt Lake City and exclude any detours north, including the coal fields… around Ogden.
beginners may read some experience here to reduce errors and avoid detours.
Some 18,500 Palestinians have been forced to rely on long detours, disrupting their access to services and livelihoods, through the end of the reporting period.