Examples of using Decided to wait in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Pippa decided to wait.
And then we both just decided to wait.
Decided to wait until morning.
He just decided to wait.
But I really wanted the 1.5t and decided to wait.
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He decided to wait a while longer.
And so he decided to wait.
He decided to wait for her to finish.
The sages decided to wait.
He decided to wait and see how things developed.
The couple decided to wait.
We decided to wait until after the Olympics.
Excuse me? Because we decided to wait.
So he decided to wait until Fafner showed up.
No one told me you decided to wait.
Instead, he decided to wait for reinforcements.
The educated couple decided to wait.
Shackleton decided to wait a few days in the hope that the ice would break up.
She knew that she would begin vomiting in an hour or so if she did,so she decided to wait.
But the young man decided to wait nonetheless.
They decided to wait and see if their buddy Mike would change his mind.
The other practitioner decided to wait until the end.
Rather than rush it to auction following the Newman frenzy,Phillips decided to wait a year.
As he was by now second in line, he decided to wait while I spoke to the DCL for them to prepare a list of those who couldn't manage to be admitted so that they could come the next day(though when could that be, seeing that tomorrow evening will be Shavuot?).
He wondered if he should ask her what was wrong,but she was so distraught that he decided to wait a minute before talking.
As I walk up the street, I see her car parked in front of my house,and I am optimistic that somehow she decided to wait endlessly.
She said the couplestruggled for months trying to choose a name and decided to wait until the baby was born to figure out which one fitted best.
Cherry-Garrard argued that the weather was too poor for further travel, and that he might miss Scott if leaving the depot,and thus decided to wait for Scott.
The peasants, who were obligated to sell bread to the state,answered with“the bread strike”: they decided to wait until spring to sell their grain, because in spring the prices were to grow.
One woman admitted that once ortwice she didn't have the strength to change her child's diaper, and decided to wait until her husband came home.
