Examples of using To start something in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Don't you want to start something new?
Devotee: To start something.
New year is the time to start something new.
A chance to start something.
If you wanted to start something, but from my heart told me so, first sought the opinion of others.
I just… need to start something new, you know before the reviews come out
Okay, we didn't come here to start something with you guys, we just wanted to check you out before the Worlds where we're gonna kick your ass.
And one of the keys for anybody who wants to start something in life: Make sure your president is part of it.
If you run uTorrent and downloading something and return to the main menu, to start something else that is completely turning off the application uTorrent.
It only means that you are ready to leave your past behind you and to start something new.
You lack the energy to start something new… to exercise… to get out
but I wanted to start something that combines the two.
I really want to start something in the area around the bus station,
I need to start something on my own, the same way that you and Will needed to start. .
decided to start something called Stack Overflow.
set the tone for us to try to start something big,” says Mr. Baker,
Deej, I know you're not ready to start something new, or restart something old, but I want you to know that when you're ready,
There are people who want to start something but they are unable to make the first step,” Shimizu said in an interview.
I want you to play that at my funeral just to prove that it's never too late to start something new.
I'm not in what you would call the best place to start something romantic, like, right now.