Examples of using Only if you can in English and their translations into Hebrew
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But please do as I requested only if you can do so with a joy of little child feeding a hungry duck.
Only if you can explain why I have to suffer splitting migraines getting visions so vague they require closed captioning.
It is a great opportunity, only if you can afford the cost of franchising,
But your interior will not be affected only if you can provide the dog with enough exercise to walk.
Organic is best, but only if you can easily afford it.
Organic and grass-fed foods are best, but only if you can easily afford them.
Well, I will tell you, but, um… but only if you can keep a secret.
Only if you can go about things in an extremely righteous manner will there be no problems.
That's only if you can ride on it, or you will be put before this happy moment?
Remove any watches or jewellery the child is wearing, but only if you can do so without causing more pain or injury.
First of all, you need to understand you are able to get acquainted with a foreign woman only if you can communicate with her.
then I will just go, but only if you can say that and really mean it.
Search engine submission SEO is a great way to gain traffic for your site, but only if you can secure a top ten listing.
When you raise one leg, you naturally put pressure on the calcaneus of your opposite leg to gain leverage which creates downward pressure, but only if you can move your leg.
So, you end up with articles that claim they will save readers $5,000 a year- but only if you can get rid of your hot tub or ditch your pet ostrich or give up the vacation home on the lake.
You're signing copies of your latest bestseller when a mysterious man offers you the opportunity of a lifetime- you can write a famous billionaire's life story, but only if you can beat four of the country's top writers.
Oh we certainly want you back. Only, if you could make it a little more… entertaining… next time.
Yes, you could reconstruct where an object is from the trajectories of air molecules bouncing off it, but only if you could collect that information before it gets scrambled by the molecules subsequently colliding with one another.