Examples of using To be a judge in English and their translations into Arabic
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I happen to be a judge.
And that's when I realized I wanted to be a judge.
Oh, I would like to be a judge someday.
Why aren't you telling your wife You got an  offer to be a judge?
But}I want to be a judge.
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He used to be a judge, and he defends murder cases too, right?
We want you to be a judge.
Use all your connections and get a  lawyer who used to be a judge.
We want you to be a judge.
The wanted me to be a judge, like my father, my grand-father, my uncle and my great-uncle.
So, you want me to be a judge?
You get to be a judge{\ in that thing}?
Not if he wants to be a judge.
I hope to  live to be a judge again.- I can't tell you what to  do.
Um, he was  found to be a judge.
I am  not going to be a Judge, and I don't need to be a  mind-reader to  know it.
This is  what it means to be a Judge.
During the period of the hostage- taking, the Special Rapporteur monitored the situation not only because of the several personalities involved but also because of the Supreme Court judge  who retired during the period he was  held hostage andthe fact that the only hostage to  die happened to be a judge.
Who wants to be a judge?
We were  justsaying how generous it is  of you to  volunteer to be a judge.
You're too full of it to be a judge, my friend.
Okay, this is  for art and charity, so you want me to be a judge, right?
It shouldn't be  legal to be a judge with a  name like Whipper.
How did that gargoyle get to be a judge?
The author 's submission suffers from the contradiction between his desire to be a judge on a  permanent appointment and his unwillingness to  give up the security of his status as civil servant in his current position.
But if theyare  questions about words and names and your own law, look to  it yourselves. For I don't want to be a judge of these matters.".
But who among you is  wise enough to be a judge in the house of God?
You really want that buddy of yours to be a judge, don't you?