Examples of using We don't really have in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We don't really have evidence of persecution by the Inquisition of secretly practicing Muslims in the Americas,” she notes,
We don't really have anything to demonstrate this with because gravity always pulls objects down.
We don't really have any performance numbers for the latter,
We don't really have anything… but if you wanted something and we had it, I would get
for the national team, but at this point, we don't really have anything to lose.
Well, Peter, since the DUIs happened so close together, we don't really have much wiggle room here.
You know, your parents are going to be here tomorrow, so we don't really have much time.
This means we don't really have another form of income other than grants and donations.
And we don't really have any friends up here,
I know we don't really have this kind of relationship, but I'd--.
I guess that is the most expensive time to fly in the summer, but we don't really have a choice.
Either we made a dumb choice(bringing a huskie to a condo in Boca Raton), or we don't really have the time and personality for training a dog,
is that unless you can shine some light on your daughter's injuries, we don't really have any choice but to contact the authorities.
So, in closing, on this whole thing here is hopefully very soon we will not have to respond to these painful phone calls that we get after disasters where we don't really have anything to sell or give you yet.
We didn't really have… have a chance to.
We didn't really have anything to fight about.
So we didn't really have that many hurdles, I have to say.
We didn't really have a before.
We didn't really have a script.
We didn't really have anything to do, so our dad just made sandwiches.