Examples of using First see in English and their translations into Hebrew
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First see what happens.
Chris must first see his son.
First see if it didn't stray.
When it storms outside, you first see the lightning and then hear the thunder.
Before I can see His love in others, I must first see it in myself.
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Let me first see who it is.
Your app must impact user the moment they first see in the Google play.
Let us first see with the scriptures.
Women in the US are more likely to touch one another,such as a hug when they first see one another or when they say goodbye.
When you first see the ring you are shocked.
Can you play it back again from when we first see allan summers- and slow it down this time?
Let's first see if we can find your father.
Hiking the Inca Trail is an alternative to get in anda great way to arrive as you first see the city through the Sun Gate(instead of arriving from beneath on the bus).
You know, first see what the observations have to say.
(Applause)(Video): Madd Chadd: When people first see me, I get a lot of different reactions actually.
Let's first see if morning sickness is good or bad for you.
With French women you first see the woman and then you see the clothes.".
Let's first see the advantages of pacifiers before knowing their disadvantages.
Hiking the Inca Trail is a great way to arrive as you first see the city through the Sun Gate(instead of arriving from below as you do from Aguas Calientes).
When you first see that new person, it is an unbelievable experience.
Readers first see the headlines.
When we first see her, Hawthorne makes note of a pink ribbon in her hair; a symbol of her innocence.
But let me first see what I earned in today's sales.
And when you first see the word dendritic cell, you think, hey, does this somehow relate to dendrites of the nervous system?
In many countries, women must first see a general practitioner(GP; also known as a family practitioner(FP)) prior to seeing a gynaecologist.
When you first see these things, it is deeply disturbing.
And when you actually first see the quadratic equation, you will say, well, not only does it sound like something complicated, but it is something complicated.
Yet, as the two stories unfold, we first see Tamar showing her selflessness to do the right thing(and was willing to let herself be thrown into a furnace), which seems to me to be the backbone middah of leadership.