Examples of using Finding a place in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Finding a Place in the Sun.
Good luck finding a place.
Finding a Place for God.
And good luck finding a place.
Finding a place for the article.
People also translate
Anyway, good luck finding a place.
Finding a place to live in New York City is hard.
You will have no problem finding a place.
Finding a place to live in New York can be tough.
I had no trouble finding a place to live.
Finding a place to live in New York is very stressful.
He's in Frankfurt, already finding a place.
Finding a place to go can be difficult for beginners.
You can take your time finding a place.
Finding a place to live is not an easy task.
I meant about finding a place to live.
Finding a place to be alone around here is really a matter of timing.
And have a hard time finding a place to sit.
Finding a place to call homeThe first month in America can be very hard for newcomers.
There was no problem finding a place to stay for the night.
Finding a place for a wedding in the south can be a difficult task for many couples.
At the third corner, I had trouble finding a place to park where he wouldn't see me.
Finding a place can take anywhere from days up to weeks, depending on your particular wishes and your required move in date.
SN: I remember my parents had a hard time finding a place to sleep, to get us children under one roof.
But the meaning of finding a place to sleep, when prices were so high, was that such holidays were very difficult to organize.
They always tell me“Wejust don't want to have to stress about finding a place for her- we know she will get adopted, she's a good dog”.
And if you need money, help finding a place for you and Ava to live… we want you to know that we're here for you.
I buried my thoughts of Chekura, and set about finding a place to sleep and food to sustain the little person growing inside of me.
It was not easy finding a place no one else knows about.
And he just had to keep finding a place, refining the process of how to apply himself.