Examples of using Make plans in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You know, make plans.
Make Plans Carefully.
You have to make plans first.
Make Plans for the baby.
Yet we still make plans.
People also translate
Make plans for next season.
It's far away, I can't make plans.
Make plans for the weekend.
You may ask, why make plans?…?
Better make plans to evacuate.
Look at the men who make plans.
You can't make plans for the future.
On the other hand, I still make plans.
I wanna make plans to see you again.
Don't make a resolution, make plans.
Like, make plans for just the two of us.
But until then, we have to make plans, Arthur.
We make plans and God laughs, right?
You know what they say, make plans and God laughs.
Make plans to land in Tunisia in 48 hours!
Rick:“I never make plans that far in advance.”.
I need him to call me back, and then we can make plans.
Much less, make plans to go to school dances.
I was afraid of losing you, but… but we don't have to make plans now.
Sam, I can't make plans for the future, not with you.
I can make plans for the worst-case scenario, no problem.
As we make plans, life happens.”~John Lennon.
We make plans to have a romantic evening in a hotel the next week.
Then why make plans to become a part-time wife and stepmother, huh?
If you wanna make plans with Bay,- you need to talk to the Kennishes.
