Examples of using But doing in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
But doing what?
Not trying, but doing.
But doing what?
He's small but doing wonderfully.
But doing it here?
People also translate
We're just starting, but doing well.
But doing that now could kill him.
She's still in surgery, but doing well?
But doing this is strongly discouraged.
She's still in surgery but doing great.
Yes, but doing this in here is one thing, putting on a performance.
Not doing to or for, but doing with.
But doing whatever I can to ensure a fair and balanced court hardly makes me an obstructionist.
But doing such a thing requires an intensive knowledge and research on the demands and complexities of the market.
Different in appearance but doing the same work.
It is about doing, but doing with a purpose instead of fading slowly into the nonsense of modern life.
I sit at the table talking big but doing nothing.
Anyone can learn a trick, but doing something no one else is willing to do makes you a magician.
Chaotic good, outside the system, but doing something good.
Rin swears to defeat his evil father, but doing that means entering the mysterious True Cross Academy and becoming an exorcist.
Bravery is knowing you're going to lose but doing it anyway.
Biochemistry, astrophysics, genetics… Yeah, but doing the same thing over and over again.
Okay, no disrespect to the man, but doing business with him?
Shopping in the conventional shop is easy but doing this on line may save you lots of time.
Its all new for me, eating Vegan(10 months now) but doing it at a time when I am housebound and very ill.
Terrestrial television in Russia- is losing ground, but doing everything not to give the audience off-air channels.
It was so nice of him, it's one thing helping peoplebut doing additional things like what Tom did is something else.".
And if you can live your life in that flow of being, feeling, understanding, and doing, but doing through subtle action and choiceless awareness, then you're on your way.