Examples of using To be trying in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Because from what I can tell, she seems to be trying to do good.
The big mystery is how many people seem to be trying to clean their ship while still sailing on the river that leads to the abyss?
Such women seem to be trying all their livesjustify the meaning of your own name.
appears to be trying to distance the policemen and then afterward is seen on the ground, injured.
seems to be trying to atone for a sin he has committed,
for your eyes to see themselves, but they seem to be trying.
Ma'am, it is way too late and way too wet to be trying to figure out some Indian, all right?
seems to be trying to atone for a sin he has committed,
for your eyes to see themselves, but they seem to be trying.
The actors seem to be trying desperately to make us like them in every scene, and sometimes this works simply because they are genuinely engaging.
But we are not trying, or at any rate we ought not to be trying, to represent things in the same manner as is done on the ordinary modern stage.
Also, a graduate student seems to be trying to bribe him for a passing grade while at the same time threatening to sue him for defamation.
The Lakers appear to be trying to exercise some level of restraint in trade talks,
that do not even appear to be trying to support their keywords.
And he seems to be trying to blow or something of the sort or appears very nervous,
The other two seem to be trying to figure out what to make of us. In a manner of speaking,
Moreover, much leftist behavior is not rationally calculated to be of benefit to the people whom the leftists claim to be trying to help.
So he seems to be trying to please everyone at the same time, and you have to read him very cautiously and very critically.
But because of trouble in these court cases, it was hard at that point for me to be trying to do a movie.
hoping that it might jog her memory, since nobody else seems to be trying to. .