Examples of using Better to ask in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Better to ask him.
Always better to ask.
Better to ask, right?
You might do better to ask there.
Better to ask why I would help her.
Or perhaps it might be better to ask:-.
Who better to ask, right?
Don't ask‘what do we want the learner to do', but better to ask‘What do they want to do?'.
Or, better to ask: for whom?
I assume so- but better to ask first.
Better to ask, I thought, just in case.
Would it not be better to ask questions?
Better to ask who we used to be.
And I figured, who better to ask, than you.
Better to ask forgiveness than permission, am I right?
Maybe better to ask who hasn't?
Better to ask forgiveness than permission.".
You would do better to ask your soul to leave you.
Better to ask twice than go wrong once.
I thought who better to ask than my Canadian relatives.
Better to ask a fellow tourist to snap a photo of you.
And who better to ask than the Ice Queen herself?
Better to ask how it went. I'm already taking down the paintings.
And who better to ask than 25 eight- to 10-year-old children?
Better to ask than to end a relationship because of a misunderstanding.
Far better to ask yourself what you can contribute to DALnet.
Better to ask yourself, what are you doing here? Because it's not Club members.
Who better to ask for book recommendations than somebody who works with them all day?
Better to ask how you can tackle eliminating that block than to ignore it and watch the team, and the project, implode.