Examples of using Learn to run in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Learn to run then!
And then learn to run.
Learn to run ALONE.
How did you learn to run like that?
Learn to Run for Free.
People also translate
If you can walk, then learn to run.
I had to learn to run some new program.
If you can walk, you can learn to run.
You don't have to learn to run.
You will stay in this room until you learn to run.
Tyler, you need to learn to run your routes.
And they have to trip a lot before they learn to run.
So how would you learn to run so fast?
You will look better and have more energy if you learn to run.
You got to learn to run in those heels if you're gonna wear them.
Want to get fit and learn to run?
Then you had to learn to run again, after you relearned how to walk.
So that, in all that diversity, if I wanted to figure out how to build something out of a bit of this and a bit of this, everything I looked into, I had to connect to some new machine,I had to learn to run some new program, I would find the information I wanted in some new data format.
In my'hood, you had to learn to run before you learned to walk.
They learn to run a dynamic and professional community of teachers that assumes responsibility for shaping the twenty-first century school.
In another era, they would have had to learn to run from some danger, defend themselves from others, be independent.
He will learn to run, flee, hide, leap across the snow, and tell friend from foe.
If you can't learn to run with the pack… One of these days, you will be someone's dinner.
And so Largo faces a series of enormous challenges. He must learn to run one of the world's biggest corporations, all the while being opposed and undermined at every turn by his own board of directors. They are led by Michel Cardignac(Charles Powell), a charming, scheming, ruthless executive who will do whatever he can to see Largo ousted and himself at the head of Group W.
Then he learns to run.
And then he learned to run.
Playing with your child and praising her as she learns to run, jump, dance and throw encourages her to keep going.