Examples of using Decide something in English and their translations into Hebrew
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When I decide something…'.
Forgive the interruption,but… Maybe you ladies can help me decide something.
We decide something, that's it.
Loretta, we gotta decide something.
When I decide something I don't change my mind.
That sounds wonderful, but, uh… Kes,you certainly don't have to decide something this important right now.
Once they decide something, that's it.
Help us decide something as simple as what color we should make a product, or as complicated as how to solve an engineering issue.
You can't just decide something's true.
Never decide something major under these conditions.
Look, you can't just decide something like that.
You can't decide something like this without discussing it with me first.
Age 66: I have learned that whenever I decide something with kindness, I usually make the right decision.
That's because once I decide something, it is not just a simple matter of uttering a few words, nor is the approach I choose in any way simple.
Whenever you decide something for yourself.
Well, somebody better decide something,'cause Steranko is whupping my ass.
When the Americans decide something, this, of course, is not appropriate for Egypt.”.
At 65 I learned whenever I decide something with kindness, I usually make the right decision.
And once she decided something, that was that.
If she decided something, that was it.
When she decided something, it was almost impossible to change her mind.
As long as she decided something, it was impossible to change her mind.
I just decided something recently.
It seeks to make clear who decides something is beautiful.
Tell me what Veronica deciding something looks like.
Finally, Roberts decided something.
Finally she decided something had to be wrong and begged her son to tell her.
My opinion of her is known to all, but the Prime Minister decided something and we're moving on.".
Howard Butler stood in his office on theninth floor of a building in New York, deciding something.
Even if a minister decides something, anyone with access to the president can extract from him a decision canceling the minister's decision- sometimes that very day.

