Examples of using Start to get in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Start to get in shape!
Now you start to get edgy.
I honestly didn't realise how difficult it would start to get.
I start to get jealous.
Look. The texts start to get hostile.
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I start to get a rocket launch feeling.
After this, things start to get ugly.
Now we start to get a bit more generic.
Now here's where things start to get iffy!
They start to get ideas….
You get fat, and your pants start to get tight. right?
Then things start to get complicated and confusing, not to mention scary.
It's at this point that you start to get some real answers.
But you start to get something more like a coherent face, rendered using my own face as a guide.
In fact, they can start to get in the way.
After a while, the person hearing this daily, constantly,or at least multiple times a day can start to get resentful.
Now you start to get the idea.
Someone with a little fire in his belly. And that's when things start to get interesting.
But then you start to get really happy.
Time you think of the fact that three people are depending on you, you start to get a panic attack.
(Fortunately I start to get better at the moment).
Fast forward to 2010, drop a wheel, shed lots of weight,add modern batteries and you start to get a picture of the newly developed Sinclair Research X-1.
Sometimes I start to get wrapped up and it's a spiral of, like,"I have to do this. I have to do this. I didn't do this.".
But after awhile you start to get comfortable.
And you can start to get the best artistic directors, scenic designers and actors from around the country to come to perform here because you can do things you can't do elsewhere.
From an IT perspective, things start to get a bit more complex.
Because then you start to get access to the real information.
Cook just until carrots start to get tender, but not too long.
As the month progresses, it should start to get gradually hotter, reaching temperatures of 35°C by the end of the month.
Of course when you spend enough time with them, you start to get a sort of feel or texture, that's not just random, right?