Examples of using Time to let in English and their translations into Hebrew
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you neglect the house, and still you find time to let the dinner get cold before you serve it.
Hardly the time to let morals stand in the way of your upward mobility, Agent Cooper.
It's going to take some time to let people back into their homes particularly in the Florida Keys," said Brock Long, administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
After a couple of hours, the time to let them dry and cool and you can enjoy the crisp wafer filled, typical mountain specialties.
All I'm asking is that you take some time to let all this… sink in
If you have a great friend, take the time to let him or her know how great he
take some time to let your husband know that he still matters.
Don't pick the"growers" because the label is unlikely to take the time to let the growing occur.
we have informed the cabalists that it is time to let in the new governance and to allow the rise of the new economic system founded on prosperity and global debt forgiveness.
It's going to take some time to let people back into their homes particularly in the Florida Keys," Brock Long,
that only means that you have to take the time to let it work.
They are willing, over time, to let us back in the city, just not right now.
I have played with you too many times to let you get away with that.
it says Moses prayed and begged the Creator at least 515 times to let him in.
Time to let us talk.
It's time to let us.
It's time to let it go.
It's time to let them go.
It's time to let him go.
It's time to let her go.