Examples of using Fool of himself in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He made a fool of himself.
I'm sure you don't want him to make fool of himself.
He made a fool of himself.
What, he showed up drunk somewhere else, made a fool of himself?
Tom made a fool of himself.
Give me the young man who has brains enough to make a fool of himself.
He made a fool of himself, not me.
It's only Mitchel making a fool of himself.
Even though Barry was making a fool of himself, Something happened he never expected.
Hope that old man doesn't make a fool of himself.
If we punished every commander who made a fool of himself… we wouldn't have anyone left above the rank of centurion.
For God's sake, give me the youngman who has brains enough to make a fool of himself.
Was he made a fool of himself?
I tried to introduce him to a few nice people… he made a fool of himself.
Dr. Edison is going to make a fool of himself without my help.
Finally, he confessed to me that he was intimidated, afraid of making a fool of himself.
I guess a man's entitled to make a fool of himself if he's ready to pay the cost.
And whoever it was, I want you to know that thanks to you, your father went to that TV store-and made a fool of himself.
He Doesn't Make A Fool Of Himself.
You told Howard not to attend my meeting with Emily's List,knowing he would show up and make a fool of himself.
He will not make a fool of himself.
I saw, unless that was another werewolf doing a handstandon Stiles' wolfmobile and making a fool of himself.
If I wanted to see a black guy make a fool of himself, I would have sex with k-fed again.
Finish him of so he makes a fool of himself.
I don't mind your father making a fool of himself in private, but this is Leo's 21st.
Who would never make a fool of himself.
His life will be in shambles, he will notice his dad is dead,made a fool of himself marrying someone he doesn't love and have no place to go.
Journalists andsome viewers likely thought that Netanyahu was making a fool of himself, throwing his statesmanship out the window for a few more votes.
