Examples of using We can't think in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We can't think of a more inspiring company to join in our quest to provide the perfect soundtrack for everything you do.
And if we can't think up any reasons of our own,
We can't think‘I'm going to live for three score years and ten and then Ill die.'.
We can't think of a better company to join in our quest to provide the perfect soundtrack for everything you do.
And if we can't think of any reasons of our own,
And the third is the focusing illusion, and it's the unfortunate fact that we can't think about any circumstance that affects well-being without distorting its importance.
We can't think of any better platform to fulfill this vision to become the voice of the Internet than with eBay and PayPal.".
it's the unfortunate fact that we can't think about any circumstance that affects well-being without distorting its importance.
We can't think much, cos a dinosaur's brain is only the size of a walnut.
We can't think of a more perfect way to see Switzerland so save some money and train travel.
Look, at times like this, we can't think about the things that could go wrong.
it doesn't mean we can't think like House.
If we can't think of her as a friend, she will never want to join us.
And I really think that we can't think about cancer-- let alone any disease-- in such black-and-white terms.
IPhone customers in China are an enthusiastic and rapidly growing group, and we can't think of a better way to welcome in the Chinese New Year than getting an iPhone into the hands of every China Mobile customer who wants one”.
We can't think of a single person in the world to do the job,
He said“iPhone customers in China are an enthusiastic and rapidly growing group, and we can't think of a better way to welcome in the Chinese New Year than getting an iPhone into the hands of every China Mobile customer who wants one.”.
We can't think of a better way to celebrate the silver anniversary of our longest-running franchise than launching the eagerly anticipated Sid Meier's Civilization VI,
most of it was so thoroughly Islamized that these days we can't think of the world we now call the Middle East without thinking of it as Islamic.
We can not think our daily life without electricity.