Examples of using Having to do in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Computer
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Programming
Or not having to do anything?
The latest version is installed without your having to do anything.
We ended up having to do a total pancreatectomy.
Is this change just going to happen without us having to do anything?
Sorry about having to do this on our day off, honey.
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This, meaning our surfboard business, or this, having to do with us hooking up?
Having to do a procedure on a kid with no parents around.
I'm tired of having to do that.
Field having to do with the muscles and the bones of the body.
It was something having to do with Trump?
When you're at your most stressed, you know that there are benefits on the horizon to look forward to- like only having to do one school run.
All without you having to do anything.
A spokesperson said:“The technology is used to flag images for human review andis intended to save lives and save people from having to do highly tedious work.
Can you imagine having to do that?
The odds of having to do neurosurgery are higher than in most places.
This is all without you having to do anything.
I don't appreciate having to do your work as well as my own.
Our own emotions do much of the work, without you having to do anything special.
It's the scientific study of everything having to do with animals, just as botany is the scientific.
His other lines of work- theatre, directing,writing-"keep me interested and excited and curious and working, without having to do every schlock movie I get offered.".
Losing weight doesn't necessarily mean having to do heavy exercises or going to the gym.
I do know that youhave been complaining pretty consistently about having to do all the baking and doing it at your house.
It's always such an embarrassment… having to do away with someone.
No, Callen, my days have surprises, often having to do with bodily functions.
Note also, that visa dates and I-94 expiration dates can differ for other reasons,usually having to do with“reciprocity agreements” between the USA and other countries.