Examples of using Not to change in English and their translations into Turkish
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Tom thinks it would be better not to change dollars into yen at this time.
Not to change the subject, but… And they call it.
I'm just trying to get people not to change the channel at the words,"city council.
I told Dupree not to change anything without asking, and I gave him a pair of pajamas.
Kip Like so many people, I was looking for excuses not to change my diet. But, once I finally did, I felt liberated.
Not to change the subject, but there were times when his dogged dedication threatened to derail it all.
Not to change the subject, John, but did you ever buy that new black suit?
And then the last one we will talk about-- And remember, we're holding all these things constant in order for demand not to change.
Some ignorant people believe… those disasters were warnings from the gods… not to change our ancient ways but to remain as before.
Not to change the subject on you two charmers… but why are there only two ECU numbers?
As you know, this fine city is holding a vote on whether or or not to change their flag.
Regardless of the evidence presented here… I plan to advise the Vulcan High Command… not to change its recommendation to Starfleet.
She describes the initial portion of their relationship and then tells him to remain how he is and not to change.
Not to change the subject, but he's incredibly well read,
Not to change my diet but once I finally did,
Which tells us that he most likely grew up in isolation, Not to change the subject, but he's incredibly well read,
That just transfer their intense but beautiful but have you ever heard of those high-powered executives Not to change the subject, Sounds reasonable.
Not to change the subject, but how does a girl get herself on a handbill?
um, not to change the subject, but… I have been thinkin'that we've, uh, known each other a fairly long time.
On pyramids once crowned by Aztec and Toltec temples… the Spaniards erected Catholic churches… so as not to change the routes of the pilgrims… who had been coming there for thousands of years.