Examples of using Are getting ready to go in English and their translations into Hebrew
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People are getting ready to go to work.
Researching the event is important not only as you decide which small business conference to attend,but also as you are getting ready to go.
By the time you receive this mail from me, many of you are getting ready to go to bed and many getting ready to wakeup.
We're getting ready to go in. Joe will kill them if you do.
We're getting ready to go do the next one.
Looks like they're getting ready to go for a ride.
Hey, well, look, we're getting ready to go eat lunch, my man.
Lieutenant, the wife and the kid… they're getting ready to go down to the station.
I hate the school you're getting ready to go to. .
Okay. All right, uh, well, just listen while you're getting ready to go wherever.
Looks like they're getting ready to go to war.
They're getting ready to go.
We're getting ready to go to San Jose to tell my parents that I am newly engaged, and.
We're getting ready to go to dinner so I thought I would say good night now.
We were getting ready to go in for a three-month overhaul.
He's getting ready to go somewhere.
I'm getting ready to go hunting.
I'm getting ready to go to sleep.
Alex is getting ready to go to school now.
I'm getting ready to go to Caitlin's.
Callie's getting ready to go to work.
I'm getting ready to go to work.
Lauren's getting ready to go.
And my then missus, Louise, was getting ready to go to work.
I was getting ready to go back to Philadelphia for the week and I just wanted to be sure… well, oily rags and all that.
She is getting ready to go to the party tonight, help her dress and select the c.
When the thunderstorm began, they were getting ready to go back home and then the lightning hit them.".
Now, she was getting ready to go off to college, kind of like you, and I asked her if she would put that off.
And another example, In Tomer Heyman's Aviv(2013),Aviv Geffen is getting ready to go on stage, and we wanted to convey that feeling of anticipating excitement and tension;
And I have a kind of Hollywood ending to my talk this afternoon, which goes a little bit like this:a few months ago, I was getting ready to go on another book tour, and I had my bags packed.