Examples of using In asking in English and their translations into Hebrew
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No harm in asking.
In asking myself; what's my message?
No harm in asking.
No sense in asking a question like that to someone like me, right?
No harm in asking.
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In asking about fears, you can use the phrase“the same as.”.
There's no harm in asking.
No harm in asking, really.
All righty. No harm in asking.
No harm in asking', right?
Well, there's no harm in asking.
I believe in Asking Questions.
He's starting junior high.And there's absolutely nothing to be gained in asking how or why.
Well, no harm in asking, I hope.
In asking people to share your posts, you can help turn the occasional likers into brand ambassadors.
There's no shame in asking for help.
The second call that came in asking for police assistance in taking him to hospital and keeping watch over him while he was there for obvious security reasons obviously came as a bit of a surprise.".
To, um, give him my blessing in asking for your hand in marriage?
So it was pretty obvious after this process that, well, we chicken out here and go away because it'stoo tense, or we go even further in asking, what else is bothering you?
There's no shame in asking for what you want.
Every time my store gets robbed or something happens out there,police always come in asking for my security hard drive.
I overreached in asking. An"incomplete" was generous.
The problem is not in requesting forgiveness, for after all,the Jews are world champions in asking for forgiveness, pardon and absolution.
See, that way, if somebody comes in asking for Barry Manilow, I can send'em outside and lock the door.
In asking us to be attentive to the history that simultaneously divides and binds these populations- because, for him, the history of the one can never be disentangled from the history of the other- Sheikh hopes to lay the groundwork for a potentially transformative empathy.
Say some high roller comes in asking about a booth, you say,"Sorry.
This is because a woman who is expert in Islamic law is doubtless more well versed[in such matters] than we[male clerics],and therefore women who are interested in asking religious questions should be able to[ask them of] their own gender, more discreetly, freely, and openly….
Cause you seem a lot more interested in asking questions than answering them.