Examples of using I guide in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I guide the children.
You see, I guided my fate.
I guided you to your family.
It is how I guide MY clients.
I guided the one back to the other.
People also translate
I guided her to her secret garden.
And I taught him how. I guided him to this.
How can I guide him if I don't know anything?
You guide your team, I guide my.
So, I guided him, took his hand every step of the way.
That's not what I guide Dafa disciples outside China to do!
There are many people who do not know correct postures, breathing, etc.,so I guided classes.
Last week I guided a group of Catholic priests from South America.
Then finally, we both put on our surprise faces as I guide them to the cabin for the"first time.".
I guided us here from Houston to northern Georgia without incident.
It must be a very strange scene… I guide a blind Anma-san, carrying my vegetables.
When I guide Americans, I have no idea what they will say about the conflict.
As a tour guide specializing in Jerusalem,I try to infect the groups and individuals I guide with this love.
If I guide it to him successfully, he's gonna give me a very large percentage of that.
If you wish to visit Wannsee Villa during the tour, you can do so as part of a tourcalled the extensive Jewish tour in Berlin, which I guide and organize.
For 8 now years I guide nature trips including hiking, rappelling and canyoning and caving trips in Israel.
I guide the parachute into the heart, open it… So it will block off the damage caused by his heart attack.
Of course, after I guide Dr. Greenbaum through an operation,I get very depressed because I couldn't do it myself.
I guide people to look their best for formal photos and I know when to make myself invisible to capture authentic candid moments.
When I guide groups, I show them the daily procession at the Holy Sepulchre, the prayer of the Angelus in Nazareth and I tell them about the activity of the Franciscans.
I guided them towards the knowledge that there never was any intent to harm, only the lack of education, which along with life's circumstances had made the wall between them seem too thick.