Examples of using Driver to take in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Tell the driver to take a right.
And then, he got into his car and asked the driver to take him home.
Hire a driver to take you around.
I quietly instructed the driver to take you home.
Zack, get a driver to take you over to Greenbelt park.
Penn was forced to call him a taxi and he specifically instructed the driver to take his guest straight home.
I tell the driver to take me home.
For between a few hundred and a thousand Thai baht,you can hire a songthaew or tuk-tuk driver to take you out and back.
Mom asked a driver to take me.
With these thoughts I arrived at the Zizinia Theater; and there, summoning all my courage,I ordered the driver to take me to the Small Square.
I told my driver to take her.
After a stone hit the son's head, Ayed passed him over to a car ahead of him in the line,literally inside the closed off checkpoint and asked the driver to take him to their home as soon as the checkpoint opens.
I asked the driver to take me back.
The easiest way to get there is by catching a taxi and asking the driver to take you to Aboshinagisa Park.
I'm going to get you a driver to take you home.
After lunch, he ordered his driver to take him to Coj'mar, where he would have a chat with his old friend Ruperto, the skipper of the Pilar, and let him know of his intention to set out for the Gulf the following weekend, and give his exhausted brain a rest.
We had told the driver to take us home.
We have a driver to take us to Toulouse.
You do not need a driver to take you home.
I will ask a driver to take you to the airport in one hour.
She's the first female driver to take the Nextel Cup!
He tells the driver to take me back home.
Shall I tell the driver to take us to the White House?
Yes, Ms. Burkle needs a driver to take her home tonight.
The man then asked the driver to take him to Kingstanding.
I need Mr Foyle's driver to take me to the Regency Hotel.
It allows drivers to take rest in long journeys.
The research found that text messaging causes drivers to take their eyes off the road for 4.6 seconds over a six-second interval.
I-Shift and services like Dynafleet andour Driver Development programme enable drivers to take their skills to new heights.