Examples of using Than to go in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In order to stop hair fall, it's better to use natural hair loss treatments than to go in for expensive parlour treatments that may not help the problem.
It's still safer to remain in Israel than to go to Uganda or Rwanda,
It's better to enter into life crippled or lame than to go into eternal fire with both hands
you know better than to go poking round another chef's kitchen.
It's better to go in with realistic expectations and be delightfully surprised than to go in with high expectations and emerge disappointed.
As a rule, no more is necessary than to go to Karlsbad every year,
have no other future, because they actually don't want any other future than to go over there and lay down their lives for their country.
There was nothing he would like more than to go down and sit with his men, watch his daughter get married,
are usually a bit easier, as most people find it easier to stay up a little later than to go to bed earlier.
He knows better than to go out alone.
Than to go ahead and start with someone new.
I should have known better than to go over there.
I know better than to go with the bad boy.
What better way than to go straight to the source?
He had no choice other than to go to the hospital.
I-I should have known better than to go to that party.
He knows better than to go anywhere we might track him.
You know better than to go into a vamp nest alone.
So we had no other choice than to go to the hospital.
I want nothing more than to go with you, Father.