Examples of using Leaving something in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Leaving something for the future.
I can't leave somewhere without leaving something behind.
Leaving something to the children.
You don't walk off the roof of a building without leaving something behind.
It is about leaving something better for our kids.”.
But the thief is tricky, because he fooled you by leaving something in its place.
Leaving something incomplete makes it interesting and gives the feeling that there is room for growth.”.
Honestly, it's getting so expensive leaving something for the housemaids, one might as well take a suite at the Ritz.
Leaving something incomplete makes it interesting, and gives one the feeling that there is room for growth." Thank you.
It actually rewrites mankind's identity rather than just whether or not, you know, some extraterrestrial being came here on a holiday andthen left without really leaving something behind.
Look… I know you hate leaving something unfinished, so… if it will make you feel better, I would be happy to pitch in.
Can you just leave something alone for once in your life?
But we have to leave something for the next time, aye?
A man ought to leave something else behind him, besides headstones.
Leave something to the imagination, guys!
After all, you have to leave something for the editors, don't you?
That would make sense, but before he leaves something else is coming.
To start something new, you have to leave something behind.
The guy must have left something behind.
Have some class, leave something to the imagination.
Can I leave something for him?
Leave something for the future!
I could leave something with you.
Leave something to the imagination, fellas.
I have to leave something for next visit, don't I?
Leave something good in every day.~ Dolly Parton.
But I had to leave something for my family.
Leave something to the children.