Examples of using Regarding that in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And regarding that.
Look up the rules regarding that.
Regarding that, at least, I would say I'm above average.
I have got a notion regarding that.
Nothing happens regarding that Stargate without my knowing about it.
I think now I got a notion regarding that.
Regarding that, Mac… Lieutenant Piper here is one of the best men we have.
I have read soooo many post regarding that.
When I spoke in the past regarding that it was not for a soul to take their own life….
Let's see what Sister White said regarding that.
The User releases TheSystem and/or The System's Operators from any liability regarding that information and/or data, including from all direct and/or indirect damages that may be caused by using The System.
I'm not the best person to speak with regarding that.
For it states matters regarding that which we speak….
So, we were rather busy managing everything regarding that.
Jasper needs bedrest, major. Yes, well, regarding that, what's best is.
If you want we can talk about making it profitable andI will help you with ideas regarding that.
Do you ever get feedback or criticism regarding that?
At this time, I can't divulge any information regarding that.
Let me consult some of this free literature… they got here regarding that proposition.
Ken Mattingly here has been doing some scientific experiments… regarding that very phenomenon.
She regarded that man for a brief moment.
Today we regard that period as the period that saved us.
I regard that as an erotic classic.
I regard that as highly unprofessional.
He emphasized in this regard that, even before the operation, UNRWA was allowed to fill its storage facilities with food.
Are there stereotypes you can confirm in this regard that can be valid across all species?
If so, I regard that as a bona fide brain fart… and I resent it when people fart inside my office.
Pythia” the priestess replied:“If you attack the Persians, you will destroy a strong empire.” Croesus regarded that as the affirmation of his success and sent troops to attack Persia.
Ironically in a letter to the New York Herald Livingstone had written,“If my disclosures regarding the terrible Ujijian slavery should lead to the suppression of the east Coast slave trade,I shall regard that a greater matter by far than the discovery of all the Nile sources together.”.
In a letter to the editor of the New York Herald newspaper, he wrote,“And, if any disclosure regarding the terrible Ujijian slavery should lead to suppression of the East Coast slave trade,I shall regard that as a greater matter by far than the discovery of all the Nile sources together.”.
