Examples of using Have to travel in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The prices do not differ cheap, but if you have to travel a lot, then the cost of travel by car will pay for itself a hundredfold.
But I have to travel so much for work that my idea of a vacation.
Now I want to tell you another story, but for this we have to travel from Europe to the Kalahari Desert in South Africa.
You have to travel by car in my world, or else you will fall into the Lumpy Abyss.
You would have to travel out of town to see your lady friends… when your wives believe.
Remember, if you have to travel long distances to fly an airplane is the fastest and most convenient way to travel. .
So, Sarah, I have to travel to Sao Paulo next week,
This type of escort is also popular with those who often have to travel on a business trip.
Meg and Charles have to travel through time and space to find their father,
Santa would have to travel at 3,000 times speed of sound, visiting over 800 homes per second!
meaning frackers must haul water to wellpads in hundreds of trucks that have to travel 50 miles or more.
You might have to travel to different countries to catch your favorite Pokémon and explore the world as well.
If you want to write about fancy people, You have to travel in fancy people circles.
and not have to travel to do so.
we need to benchmark where the world is today against the Global Goals and figure out how far we have to travel.
However, sometimes there is no other option and you have to travel with your pet.
If you want to write about fancy people, You have to travel in fancy people circles.
I think if the road we have to travel is to learn"to enjoy life".
Using these cells bats get information on the direction in which they have to travel to get to their destination.
During treatment, you will need to rest more than usual, especially if you have to travel a long way for your treatment each day.