Examples of using Turning around 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
Are things at long last turning around here?
Even turning around is difficult, and they often end up in an undignified heap at the base of the tree.
So then why would I drive you away by turning around and admitting that I killed your more lucrative offer?
When turning around the axis, the beaters rotate in one direction,
At night, they might up the ante, especially if they think we might be turning around.
his look turning around in circles, his voice stronger than usual….
perfect breasts, looks at the men turning around for her and high self-esteem.
This feature allows presenters to face their audience rather than turning around to read the slides appearing on the screen.
Rabbi Yitzchak lost no time, turning around on the spot and trying to flee with his wife and children to Spain.
You wiped hands on the faded apron, and without turning around you laughed in a soft voice.
imagine him suddenly turning around and saying that wonderful word.”.
This feature allows presenters to face their audience directly, rather than turning around to read slides as they appear on the screen.
Well, then that means there's a 100% chance that you will eventually do everything, including turning around to look behind you.
She's also the captain of saying she's gonna do something for you and then turning around and not even bothering to show up.
the sheep are able to see behind them without turning around.
I think mIchel Gondry heard about Daft Punk and has that luminous idea of turning Around The World music into images.
It's like catching a glimpse of someone from the corner of your eye… then turning around, and they're gone.
If Dede turning around antagonizes him enough to shoot… imagine what police sirens will do.
I remember getting halfway up this hill and Pat turning around asking Sergeant Weeks, my squad leader.
I swear," Harry said without turning around,"this place is almost eight and a half percent as bad as what Dad says about Oxford.".