Examples of using Like a train in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It's like a train.
Because it sounded like a train.
It's like a train station.
I can make my guitar sound like a train.
Sounds like a train.
People also translate
Like a train and all I want is to jump on board.
Sounds like a train?
My Paro is lucky Her weddingprocession is coming all the way from Manikpur… like a train of lights.
It's like a train whistle.
I don't know. But it kind of looks like a train, doesn't it?
Looks like a train wreck.
Dude, when you sit down, it sounds like a train stopping.
It seems like a train that cannot be derailed.
She rolled onto it every few days like a train on an open track.
It's like a train and you can't stop it.
Sometimes bacteria can group together andlook like a bunch of grapes or like a train.
Dream Theater is like a train that can't be stopped.
When the greatest hitter of the time, Ty Cobb, first faced Walter Johnson,he said that the ball traveled so fast that it hissed like a train as it went by.
It sounded like a train crashing into, well, a meth lab.
This symbol of elegance andmodesty has always charged through life like a train in the night, a puma in the jungle, a rocket in space.
Departing like a train, rolling ceaselessly through the night.
I wish someone here inNew York would invent something kind of like a train, you know, that would go underground and take you places.
For I feel like a train on a perilous track No way to stop, no way to go back.
Steven Spielberg first cut his teeth on movie making through his dad's 8mm camera,and he would film scenes like a train wreck using his model train set.
The vehicle would look like a train but would run on rubber tires.
It's like a train that's going to come off the tracks, and when you don't and you make it through the whole song, that's pretty cool.
I heard a really loud noise like a train was coming right at me, you know?
Let me travel Like a train♫♫ Let me run like I'm a river♫.
We see a disease rushing down on someone like a train, we can't always get them out of the way.