Examples of using Not to count in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Who not to count?
Probably better not to count.
How not to count the poor.
It's better not to count.
Not to count those non-German parents with German passports.
I get paid not to count.
I learned not to count on Father years ago, but Tess hasn't.
It is better not to count.
It is best not to count on respect and to use caution.
You asked me not to count.
But it's better not to count on it, but to apply on time, because one of the main conditions for a successful PR is timeliness.
And then I promised not to count the condoms.
He told investors in November that he planned to dismiss almost a quarter of the top 1,400 members of senior management,and told staff not to count on lifetime employment.
Better not to count on it.
In an abundance of gas stations better not to count on.
It's best not to count them.
You would have to be a fool not to count her.
I try not to count my age.
This is precisely the case as God commands Moses not to count the tribe of Levi.
I learned not to count on people.
Different databases will handle thiscase differently so it's best not to count on their default behavior.
They lock me in, like the queen in Rumpelstiltskin, not to count grain but to transform it before morning into the quick breads and yeasted loaves that fill the shelves and glass counters.
Mental mathematics helps to activate thinking processes,but does not call for throwing out notebooks, not to count them in a column, and books, not to read.
Most alarmingly, Berman charged that NYCHA and the city Health Department deliberately underplayed the extent of lead poisoning in children living in public housing,choosing not to count untold hundreds who have tested positive for blood-lead levels considered dangerous by the federal government.
What's not to count?
Although I'm careful not to count the chickens just yet.
He was one of 31 members of the House who voted not to count the electoral votes from Ohio in the 2004 presidential election.
She was one of the 31 members of the House who voted not to count the electoral votes from Ohio in the United States presidential election, 2004.