Examples of using Would take time in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I can break them, but it would take time.
I could run some tests, but it would take time, and I would rather keep my eye on the"find Sampson before he hurts anybody else" ball.
To build one from the ground up would take time, but luckily enough, we can acquire one- off the shelf.
Bob, although it would take time.
We could try, but that would take time, and we have a missing woman out there.
However, she said that she waited patiently with the understanding that the criminal procedure would take time.
I said at the outset of, and throughout, the operation that it would take time and patience.
Of course, you could beam down anywhere inside that base, but it would take time to find him.
You said this was the opening of a vast can of worms and although it would take time, little by little more and more would be revealed.
the heirs will not have to carry out any legal procedure before the Mexican courts, which would take time and money in legal fees.
Even with his own intimate knowledge of the company and its entities, it would take time.
Afterward, the couple would take time for themselves, usually on the French Riviera or in the Tuscan countryside,
Of course I could, but witchcraft this complex would take time, more than Dean's got.
You thought you would take time for a little quickie with that girl before you harvested her.
since he considered that some of the matters to be negotiated in the first phase would take time.”.
he would have to try every lock until he got to the right box, and that would take time.
they needed to perform an echocardiograph in the Department of Cardiology, but that would take time.
Problem is, it would take time for the kidnappers to get the message,
though she always said that it would take time, that things could not be hurried.
This might also partially explain their reported cumulative effect that passes when they are taken off, as it would take time for our body to get used to the frequency it receives and produce changes in response.