Examples of using Being engaged in English and their translations into Hebrew
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About being engaged?
She doesn't remember being engaged.
Living together, being engaged… it's not just about the perks.
So what do you think about your uncle being engaged?
I wouldn't mind being engaged for a while.
She came for a husband while being engaged.
You should try being engaged to the guy who is. .
Being engaged in breeding poultry occupation is very exciting.
I'm sick of being engaged.
Before being engaged in highlighting, it is good to buy a bottle of live beer.
It's called being engaged.
Being engaged in a booth, it is impossible to do something right or wrong.
I am tired of being engaged.
The saddest thing in the world is when people get married andthey stop being engaged.
I just can't remember being engaged to Robert.
After being engaged and then broken up, Jane and Michael are finally back together.
It's not so terrible being engaged for one evening.
Before we were interrupted,I was just starting to really enjoy being engaged.
I was just getting used to you being engaged, and now you're a bride.
Apart from the fact that my brother hates me and maybe always will,I can't believe how much I like being engaged.
That's one perk of being engaged to a madam, I bet she throws a roaring party.
It was getting quite intense andthey realized they want to enjoy being engaged for a while,” says the source.
Being engaged in recycling, you not only care about the environment, but also express yourself and your values in an unusual way.
They realized they want to enjoy being engaged for a while," the source said.
Because, being engaged in studying of underground riches of Azerbaijan, they promoted consecutive prospecting of new oil deposits and their use.
It was getting quite intense andthey realized they want to enjoy being engaged for a while," the source added.
Despite most of the crew being engaged in identifying visual landmarks at the time, they never perceived the mountain directly in front of them.