Examples of using Having to go in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The water is not enough for the whole summer, so the villagers depend on buying water at very high prices and having to go long distances in their tractors to get it.
I end up having to go online and buy it. What's going on?
The toys are brought to the kids instead of the kids having to go to them.
simply measure your sugar, without having to go to the lab.
The system was intended to bring water into the city without having to go outside the walls.
He didn't say, but I'm having flashbacks to being in high school and having to go to the principal's office.
He was so embarrassed to be singled out as having to go to your classes.
It's about me and Kelly having to go to Grandma's this weekend.
I just mumble something about hurrying and having to go, but he didn't care.
for her parents and just her friends having to go on and her roommate.
If they try to search the vehicle, wake up and mumble something about having to go to the bathroom.
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If you find yourself having to go to the toilet with increased frequency and/or are having trouble holding urine in,
so he offers him what is going to be his one day anyway except Satan is offering them to Jesus without having to go to the cross.
my concentration was in ribbons and I kept having to go to portaloo to vomit.
But much as the thought of having to go to the Ministry and collect the Small Prize made me choke,
snapped at Call when he complained about having to go to school just to be removed a couple hours later.
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I have to go, Jimmy.
Okay, well, we just have to go to the airport and stop them.