Examples of using Trying to start in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You also spent $2,000 trying to start that boy band.
You met her as a girl coming home, trying to start over.
Trying to start over, but she needs to know more about what happened to her family.
Evan's married and trying to start a family, so are you,
I keep trying to start over, but… I can't get anywhere… Because I'm lost, brother.
However, an 18 year-old trying to start a school is not easy unless you have a big patron or a big supporter.
I'm just a girl trying to start a business, get a tiny piece of the American dream for myself.
The boys are still back there trying to start a fire. They're all chopping away, but we have got nothing!
It's another ragtag group of girls trying to start their own sorority.
It's like removing all oxygen from the room before trying to start a fire.
I mean, he's big and all, and that's fine if we trying to start a rap label.
at this point trying to start a trial in two weeks I would lose this trial.
Do you really want to make payments on your Mediterranean cruise five years from now when you may be saving for a home or trying to start a family?
The materials make it so much easier to focus on getting the class engaged in the lesson rather than trying to start on this subject from the ground up.”.
I very much recommend becoming familiar with the book and trying to start studying it.
It makes it so much easier to get the class engaged in the lesson than trying to start from the ground up.
We're also very busy working on trying to start a family,- and that takes a lot of time.
I can't end up five years from now being single, trying to start my life over again.
That's exactly the same as trying to start a car without a gas in the tank.
You once beat up a mascot at a little league softball game for trying to start the wave with everyone.