Examples of using A john in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Oh, you have got a john.
A John Hay Whitney Fellowship.
I just needed a john.
A John of the Cross of a Mechthild.
I never come with a john.
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I played a john on The Client List.
It's like we rolled right into a John Ford movie.
A John Doe saved some guy's life in Texas.
They also recorded for a John Peel Session in 1980.
So it says here the sunglasses might have belonged to a John A. Macready.
I heard it on a john Wayne gacy special.
If there were doves flying around, we would be in a john woo movie.
I'm looking for a John Doe that was admitted here a few days ago.
She could be tossed in a ditch by a john for all I know.
It's just like a John Grisham novel- you know, without all the espionage.
Is it just me, or is this starting to smell like a John Grisham novel?
I got you a John Grisham novel and a funny little coffee mug.
So, it doesn't matter if it's your husband or a john in the back of your car.
He will become a John Doe with a gunshot wound, and… and he's not in the system.
Get a smear of genetic information, file a John Doe and catch the perpetrator.
No. But 20 years ago, a john was getting rough with you in the car, and you wouldn't press charges.
A John Doe who was murdered in Wisconsin a week ago turns out to be this guy named Drew Neely who went missing from some religious order in Northern Ohio, okay?
No, but he dropped off a John Doe two hours before Ghalib saw him.
A John Doe prosecution would give the government the ability to protect the defendant while prosecuting him for his crimes against the people of the United States.
Myrnna Shapiro left your bar with a john and was shot by what seems to be a pro a few hours later.
You were married by a John Kakala who was the head man of a hamlet called Nakavala on the island of Vatulolo during a feast in honor of the shark god Daquwaka.
The novel was nominated for a John W. Campbell Award for best science fiction novel of 1978 and won second place.
There's a John, a risk-taking firefighter, he rushes into a burning building, puts himself at great risk, but in the process saves a family from death.
You know, there was a John Larabee that stole some artifacts from the Philadelphia Museum of Art a couple years back.
The book has the suspense of a John le Carré novel, and offers a visceral, chilling portrait of the distrust that permeated everyday German life during the war.”.