Examples of using Are trying to move in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We are trying to move forward.
We see illegal logging coming from the south,and drug runners are trying to move through the park and get into Brazil.
We are trying to move toward ending this crisis.".
Disciple asks: A lot of Dafa disciples in North America are trying to move to New York City and New Jersey, and some of those who work in other places also want to find a job in the Eastern U.S. so that they can be as close to Master as possible.
Others are trying to move their money beyond the reach of the Chinese government.
Today, most people are trying to move into the sphere of self-employment, so they choose entrepreneurship as the main type of employment.
They're trying to move him.
We're trying to move fast.
You know this because they're trying to move in on you.
You're trying to move it with your fingers.
A friend of mine says you're trying to move some hot rocks.
They're trying to move in and dehumanize us.
We're trying to move for a peace process, but if that doesn't happen, the president's not going to continue to fund that situation.”.
We're trying to move for a peace process, but if that doesn't happen, the president's not going to continue to fund that situation.”.
We're trying to move him into a place, but…[Sighs] he's being a real pain in the butt about it.
I'm trying to move!
Roger said he's trying to move more intel soon.
And let's face it, everyone's trying to move towards whole grains.
No, I said I was trying to move the jell-o with my mind.
I'm trying to move that pencil.
And Japan is trying to move up there.
They were trying to move a giant saguaro without using the right gear.
I am trying to move beyond political rhetoric to a place of ethical questioning.
It's trying to move on your fork.
Hell, they"ve been trying to move my tired, grey behind for ten years.
Okay, so Bradley was trying to move the body, get rid of the evidence.
And all this is trying to move on the roads, and even transport people.