Examples of using That would put in English and their translations into Hebrew
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That would put everyone on notice," he wrote.
Besides… That would put me out of work.
That would put me behind.
That would put ideas into his head.
Now, if danielle threatened to expose the cheating, that would put her at risk.
That would put them roughly 50 miles out,
Well, that would put you way ahead of most of the guys around here.
I think I know who wanted it and who attacked you boys. A diamond like that made in a lab… That would put diamond companies out of business.
Cause that would put me on the list, and I don't want to be on that list.
And that would put a crimp in your brilliant plan of keeping him by having a breakdown and firing chase.
And no known ties to any terrorist organizations that would put him on the radar with DHS or the FBI.
James and Richard are the sort of people that would put a tortoise on its back, for fun.
If they come into contact with toxic substances that would put them in danger if they lick themselves.
affair is one thing, but knowing he fathered another child while you were pregnant- that would put anyone over the edge.
a_dedication_ that would put them in a mental hospital in our era.
the draft says, and that would put more drivers in safer, newer vehicles that pollute less.
As of now, Rip has not been I.D. would as a former member of SEAL Team Six. And I don't have to say how much personal danger that would put him in or how much of a security risk knowing what he knows he would be.
lost his brother and now his other brother's in trouble, but…- That would put a strain on anybody.- But he's being secretive.
the most honest and beloved judges on the bench, and, you know, that would put you in a very difficult position at the courthouse, with all those judges very angry.
according to legal experts, because that would put the US on the wrong side of the Authorization for Use of Military Force(AUMF) passed by Congress in 2001.