Examples of using Be testing in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I think he be testing us.
They won't be testing your blood… My blood until tomorrow morning, so we will just have to… Get to it first.
She could be testing you.
Not all professionals fall within this exemption,and the better option may be testing the labor market.
Who will be testing my project?
If we don't screw this we won't have to do all the medical experiments anymore,we will just be testing cool products.
We're going to be testing everyone.
We should be testing people who are still healthy at a stage when we can prevent the disease,” Dr. Levy-Lahad said.
Who was she to be testing me!
We will be testing new equipment shortly.
The interviewer may be testing you.
They might be testing some kind of torpedo.
Next month I will be testing this.
We will be testing this technology for two years.
How often should I be testing my eyes?
So he could be testing how much torture his victims can take.
Maybe my stepdad is the one you should be testing for personality disorders.
Should we be testing all the time?
Should we all be testing our DNA?
This must really be testing… The judiciary committee members inside, Paul.
And if that zone is broken may be testing the 88.58 and then 89.17.
This could be testing for Ohio.
He is likely to be testing boundaries though.
I didn't… Shouldn't you be testing your abilities with Winn somewhere?
In fact, the factors that make you want to go back may be testing your human attachments, because only cultivation is your path.
Risk taking is a natural part of their development, as is testing boundaries, challenging authority, asserting their identity.
Implicit when the army left my uncle Mnohr-to his family and me as one of them two of us we were testing- security cabinets which are made.
And what I want to show you is-- actually this is one of the components of itthat we have just recently been testing-- which is a solar chimney-- we have got 17 of them now put around New York at the moment-- that passively draws air up.