Примери за използване на Not to ask questions на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I promise not to ask questions.
When you know you may be lied to, it's best not to ask questions.
It's better not to ask questions.
Everyone, but nobody talks about it. We learn not to ask questions.
My job is not to ask questions.
Well, the one thing I learned along the way is to know when not to ask questions.
You taught me not to ask questions.
You blow back into town with some supernatural family secret And you expect me not to ask questions?
We were taught not to ask questions.
You're missing work,you come in looking like that, and you expect me not to ask questions?
Some people prefer not to ask questions or seek answers;
We have been taught not to ask questions!
I promised not to ask questions, and I have kept my bargain over the years.
And it's our custom not to ask questions.
I have learned not to ask questions. Just dye the eggs and keep my mouth shut.
In Cuba, Ms. Riley we knew when not to ask questions.
We remind listeners not to ask questions as that interferes with reception.
Try to figure out when you can guess, andwhat time is best not to ask questions of the universe.
Did I not tell you not to ask questions?
In an interview with Kenneth Weinstein, president of Hudson Institute, Satter said that in recent years, western journalists oracademics who seek access to elite Kremlin circles feel“a general desire to not offend the host, not to ask questions that desperately need to be asked.”.
I thought you lawyers were taught not to ask questions you don't want answers to. .
Try your best not to ask questions that have nothing to do with cultivation, and try your best not to ask questions about the many things that you can resolve on your own while cultivating, for you have to walk your own path.
But unlike what you said,I try not to ask questions after.
This is my understanding of tolerance- not to ask questions, to say“Everybody lives his own life, we don't interfere”, without mutual interference, without saying“How are we going to live together, what we are going to share, how are we going to feel a sense of responsibility for a city like Amsterdam?”.
If you don't understand why this is a blunder,it's better not to ask questions at all until you understand.
This is my understanding of tolerance- not to ask questions, to say“Everybody lives his own life, we don't interfere”, without mutual interference, without saying“How are we going to live together, what we are going to share, how are we going to feel a sense of responsibility for a city like Amsterdam?” But I could say the same about Marseilles, or Birmingham, or Malmo.
Police were baffled whenno body was found, but they decided not to ask questions and just let everyone get on with their lives.