Examples of using Split-second in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It was a split-second decision.
I only felt it for a split-second.
It was a split-second decision.
When I died, for my last split-second.
Split-second decisions. Harrowing circumstances.
I had to make a split-second decision.
A split-second before he moved, somebody else shouted,“Hey!”.
Officer Sherman made a split-second decision.
Split-second decisions are needed, and the complexity creates danger.
You have to make all kinds of split-second decisions.
Rounds flying, split-second decisions, the smallest glitch can ruin everything.
When you're a cop… you have to make split-second decisions.
It was that split-second of'am I gonna die?'.
When a driver is forced to make that one, key, split-second decision.".
He's made split-second decisions that have saved our lives more times than I can count.
Success for crew and croc will depend on split-second reactions.
You make split-second decisions, and then you second-guess yourself more than anybody else does.
You really do feel like for a split-second that everybody you know is gone.
There's a moment In the morning,just as I wake up… Where there's a split-second of peace.
It's normal. it's caused by a split-second delay in sense perception.
I made a split-second decision to save the man's life and… Let's take it into my office, shall we?
I don't have to and you shouldn't have to be able,because you have to make split-second decision sometimes.
Our people will not have the split-second decision-making they need without stress training.
We will arm the self-destruct andswitch the power back to Atlantis' systems a split-second before we leave.
This fear triggers many split-second changes in the body to prepare to defend against danger or to avoid it.
Once again, it's worth noting that this is a split-second reference to forthcoming movie that was still years away at the time.
He made a split-second decision that he felt protected not only the federal agents at the scene, but the general public, as well.
You know, that split-- that split-second where they're not sure if they're gonna sign on the dotted line or not.
This fear triggers many split-second changes in the body to prepare to defend against the danger or to avoid it.