Examples of using Then pull in English and their translations into Hebrew
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it would assume you were going to crash and then pull the brake pedal away from you.
Tighten carefully until she found herself in a circle, and then pull out.
Okay, man, you just got to give it a quick up-shimmy and then pull back.
Find me in front of the seat, and then pull the fabric on that seat up and tight over the seat board.
And as you can see these are the rungs, and the hook at the end they would grasp onto one window and then pull themselves up.
So Zach's gonna twirl you out, and then pull you back in and dip you.
You push me away, time and again, then pull me towards you.
Find the center front of the seat, then pull the fabric at that location up and tight over the seat board.
The scientists then pull out the antibodies and identify the human viruses from the protein fragments they have stuck to.
(Laughter) And then pull out your editing tools and ask yourself: what do I
I want to you to breeze him for a half mile… then pull him up, nice and easy.
If you're so goddamn sure about Flesh, then pull the goddamn trigger already, John.
According to Dr. Brennan's article, you create a vacuum inside the glove box, then pull back the tape.
So all I have got to do is get hold of these ropes and then pull it down.
pretty little eyes… and then pull the rug of love out from under him, sending him crashing
as her hand went up to smooth her hair, and then pull down her shirt, wipe the sweat from her face.
throw off movies, videos and knitting books from it on the“flash drive”, and then pull the device out.
all have a secret meeting last Friday and then pull the exact same amount of cash out of the bank.
a wish list or add images to a note while browsing on your Mac, then pull it up on your iPhone when you're out and about.