Examples of using Better to let in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Better to let them out.
It might be better to let it expire.
Better to let them rot.
Sometimes just better to let things go.
Better to let life do it.
Maybe it would be better to let this go.
Better to let them sink.
He's been here for 2 years, better to let him handle that.
Better to let him do that.
Always makes me feel better to let things breathe a little.
Better to let the dust settle.
Everyone has their choices, and its better to let them alone.
Better to let him rest this evening.
What I mean is perhaps it would be better to let someone else do this presentation.
Better to let them join us by choice.
Maybe better to let you bleed to death.
Better to let it be and revisit it later.
Better to let him hope she might still be coming.
Better to let most survive so that they can be regularly raided.
Best to let the past stay… locked up.
It might do him good to let it all go for once.
And it seemed best to let her try for happiness where she could.
Probably best to let him go.
Best to let him go when he's this wound up, sir.
Best to let the paste dry before sticking on the skin(10-30 mins).
Might be good to let them know we're alive.
It does a body good to let the healing waters flow.
Best to let the fish work the hook in himself, eh, Major?
On the subject of Mr Crawford's plainness,it will be best to let Julia be the judge.
When you have got anelephant by the hind leg, and he is trying to run away, it's best to let him run.