Examples of using Continue to make in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Continue to make purchases.
Of course we continue to make plans.
Continue to make music.
That is, the liver should continue to make glucose, and stop making fat.
Continue to make headlines.
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I look forward to working with him in this new capacity as we continue to Make America Great Again!
And continue to make.
They want economic andpolitical stability as much as any other capitalist businessmen so they can continue to make money.
Continue to make the meetings?
Our various associates in Asia and Europe continue to make great progress in defeating the schemes of the dark cabal.
Continue to make good music!
Buyers and investors from across the world continue to make this one of the most sought-after and loved classic cars.
Continue to make great music.
I believe these were underpinnings of things that made, and continue to make, Silicon Valley a special place in the world.
Continue to make great songs.
Yes, Israel is moving ahead… and we continue to make every effort… for a diplomatic solution to this crisis.
Continue to make a fool of yourself.
Please continue to make good music.
I continue to make phone calls.
And you continue to make connections.
I continue to make the same mistake.
Thousands of savvy entrepreneurs and smart folks continue to make good money every day from social media networks like Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram and Google Hangout among others.
We continue to make significant investments to redefine the grocery customer experience.
Help us continue to make a difference.
You continue to make us proud, honey.
We continue to make the same mistakes.
We continue to make money, as the world burns.
Let's continue to make black and white history.".
The other guys continue to make slight improvements, your level drops and they just get a bit further away from you.
Many countries continue to make legal tender gold coins, but these are primarily meant for collectors and investment purposes and are not meant for circulation.