Examples of using Making a move in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He was making a move.
Right now I'm supposed to be making a move.
You making a move, too, Doctor?
Now, Joe Tanto making a move.
Making a move like this at Sloane's house, while he's there, without backup.
And I am considering making a move.
Are they making a move to improve?
On the inside, Alpha making a move.
Very smart of her, making a move to the private sector, I will tell you.
You know… i'm thinking about maybe making a move.
I don't see him making a move like that.
Police is waiting for the morning before making a move.
You're thinking about making a move on the triads now?
No straight guy waits a whole month- before making a move.
So instead of making a move, I take a Polaroid.
You need to make sure you know information about the property before making a move.
Actually, I'm thinking about making a move up to management.
I'm assigning a team to monitor you around the clock,so you think about making a move.
Yeah, he's been thinking about making a move for a while.
Whether that means making a move on them or running for the hills, only you know!
Why didn't you tell me that Kovar was making a move against the Bratva?
Before making a move, look over the current game state to see what else might be available.
Have you considered the consequences of making a move without permission?
But I can't see her making a move until they leave. So, who would have thunk it, eh?
When a guy breaks up with hisgirlfriend… whatisan appropriateamount of time to wait before making a move?
If this date was about making a move, would I have invited other people?
Making a move in the second… Jet fighters bombed a guerrilla base… We interrupt our broadcast to bring you this life press conference.
If the Travelers are coming for his sister or making a move on Mystic Falls or both, he's gonna see it coming before we do.
Or either, it's possible that your consigliere making a move and he's using your brother as a diversion, or worse, a straw man after all.
This is a Germanword that describes a lovely chess technique- instead of making a move you must do anyway(like take down your opponent's piece), you wait it out and make a different move that forces your opponent to react.