Examples of using Before it explodes in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Stepping out right before it explodes?
Lincoln uses his watch to stab Adam, killing him,and the three escape the train before it explodes.
Put the dynamite out before it explodes.
Once you remove the pin and the handle's released,you have 5 seconds to put the spoon and the pin back before it explodes.
Escape from the ship before it explodes!
The Enterprise beams off the two Ferengi on the shuttle just before it explodes.
How big can my head get before it explodes?
Inside the tiny target isPaul Drake's version of a star just before it explodes.
It's only a matter of time before it explodes.
Superman soars up with Van-Gar in his grip, ripping the bomb off moments before it explodes.
I promise, bomb squad will reverse anything before it explodes.
You must evacuate a space ship before it explodes!
You have ten minutes to get away, before it explodes.
Looks like it hits the car right before it explodes.
All the more reason to consult with a mechanic before it explodes.
For instance, I have to move it away from you right now before it explodes.
What was it before it exploded?
Only a matter of time before it exploded.
Eye witnesses reportseeing a man stepping onto the bus shortly before it exploded.
We were on that yacht today right before it exploded.
One bomb exploded and bomb was discovered a few moments before it exploded.
Apophis left Sokar's ship before it exploded.
A matter stream left the cargo ship just before it exploded.
The other was disarmed by police before it exploded.
The astronauts on the Challenger were rescued from the space shuttle before it exploded- because they were outfitted with“spacesuits,” midair transfer was possible.
You exited a rental truck less than a minute before it exploded, destroyed the building.
In our one time at the telescope, Fox, Leonard and I hoped to observe anactive supernova and then, by looking at archival images shot by the Hubble, find an image of the star before it exploded.