Examples of using Getting in the way in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Stop getting in the way.
You're the only one getting in the way!
Am I getting in the way of you and Casey?
Instead of just getting in the way.
Getting in the way of our grandson's nutrition.
People also translate
And always something getting in the way.
Lisa, quit getting in the way of your wealthy brother's peas.
He didn't want anything getting in the way.
I so hate getting in the way of things.
Without any concern for hierarchy getting in the way.
Is your face getting in the way of dating?
She just can't see it'cause people keep getting in the way.
And now it's getting in the way of my business.
Let you be alone with your family without me getting in the way.
Ontologically, he's getting in the way of my work.
There won't be any more mistakes… Any more emotions getting in the way.
We don't need her getting in the way of any bullets.
With Lord Merton frisking around her skirts and getting in the way.
You are the only one getting in the way of the truth.
You wouldn't have dropped anything, if it wasn't for my feet getting in the way.
If I was getting in the way of this investigation, you would tell me, right?
But I don't want your guys getting in the way of mine.
All right, did you find someplace near breachwhere we don't have to worry about civilians getting in the way?
Whatever she is, I don't need her getting in the way of that.
But you could go out someplace brand new, build a brand new apartment building, as long as the rules therewere ones that facilitated construction rather than getting in the way.
This is because you don't have negativity,poor self-esteem or second guessing getting in the way of your progress.
It's-- I keep telling her I will do anything for her, Ryan,but the job keeps getting in the way.
You can participate in sports andoutdoor activities without fear of eyeglasses getting in the way, falling off or breaking.
John Cleese said of him:“He would be able to run a perfectlygood hotel if all these guests wouldn't keep getting in the way.”.