Examples of using Only to keep in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Only to keep him suffering.
So why would a wealthy fellow buy a business, only to keep the place closed?
Only to keep the food cold.
There has to be something inside, if only to keep the skin from collapsing.".
Only to keep the vibration up.
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One is a real mosque and the other was built only to keep everything perfectly symmetrical.
But only to keep this town afloat.
We have all been inmeetings when an urge to speak up struck, only to keep quiet.
If only to keep yourself from being exposed as witches.
However, they continued to support him for some time after the war, if only to keep Labor out of power.
If only to keep from becoming the monster you fear yourself to be.
Her Majesty's prison is there not only to keep people getting out, but to prevent people getting in.
Not only to keep the world safe, but to give the people a symbol, something they can believe in.
Bank deposits now- it's a great opportunity not only to keep the family budget, but also greatly multiply!
Not only to keep u with me forever but so that I can stop feeling so old!
And as in a marriage, you men honor us by trusting us not only to keep your secrets but to respect them.
Not only to keep, but also to increase income, pensions of today's and future pensioners.
Shoes are not worn in the dojo not only to keep the dojo clean, but to keep the"outside world" out.
As Waldman put it in the conference call, the market was ready for what Mellanox had to offer,and the ship's captain had only to keep his balance while riding the wave.
I should go, if only to keep our respective mothers apart.
He did not work within the temple,and when man served God there it served only to keep things as they were, and could not bring about any new work.
They wanted not only to keep the u.S.S.R. Out of their war, But also to see if the soviets could help secure.
Our current tax system encourages companies to keep their money abroad, opens up a vast loophole through what iscalled the transfer-pricing system that allows them not only to keep their money abroad but, effectively, to escape taxation,” Stiglitz, who advises Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, said in a Bloomberg Television interview with Tom Keene.”.
If it is only to keep in touch with people then perhaps it would be better to turn off the extra options which will not be used.
Developing a good rapport with these good people is crucial to the director,not only to keep the machine running smoothly, but to foster goodwill which will trickle down to all involved.
During pregnancy, you need more iron not only to keep up your increasing blood volume but also for your baby and the placenta.
Developing a good rapport with these good people is crucial to the director,not only to keep the machine running smoothly, but to foster goodwill which will trickle down to all involved.
Today's business world placesnew demands on business professionals not only to keep up with local and global change, but also to develop their leadership and interpersonal competencies required to work with people at all organizational levels.