Examples of using Could not continue in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Göering could not continue.
In 1974, he forced the Rhodesian Prime Minister, Ian Smith,to accept in principle that white minority rule could not continue there indefinitely.
This life could not continue.
He could not continue to live that way.
Everyone realized this could not continue.
She could not continue living with her husband.
Without Ruth, Jewish history could not continue.
Afterwards, they could not continue their lives as usual.
That without her Jewish history could not continue.
Max, I could not continue to live here if you ever saw it.
It was obvious that the situation could not continue like that.
This could not continue forever, and sooner or later, work had to start in Germany.
The exhausted dogs could not continue on their way.
I watched the first few episodes and I just could not continue watching.
On 15 March Oates told the others that he could not continue, suggesting that they leave him in his sleeping-bag and go on without him.
Doctors of this time realized if these were plugged, blood could not continue to flow out of the body.
It predicted that economic growth could not continue indefinitely because of the limited availability of natural resources, particularly oil.
Finally, out of frustration, I took him aside and told him I could not continue giving him lessons.
The world could not continue if this were so because all good things have also their dark side, truly their dark side.
The game of Quidditch, however, could not continue without a substitute.
Dallinger's incubator was accidentally destroyed in 1886, and Dallinger could not continue this line of research.[11][12].
As a consequence he could not continue his education.
Several others reportedhaving gotten out of drugs after being told they could not continue in Scientology if they took drugs.
But the Baron died soon after, and his widow could not continue to hold on to the printing house, which did not carry profits.
They thought that if a stone were thrown, its flight could not continue unless the air drove or pushed it from behind.
The German guardsput aside 38 exhausted women who could not continue marching, and from then on, they no longer received anything to eat.