Examples of using Things to himself in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He keeps things to himself.
Yeah, well, your grandfather kept a lot of things to himself.
Did you ever think maybe he tapes things to himself'cause he doesn't feel connected? You know, to his real parents?
Listen, in my defense, he did both of those things to himself.
And through him to reconcile all things to himself, by him, whether things on the earth, or things in the heavens, having made peace through the blood of his cross.
Might as well keep things to himself.
We will change our vile body… according to the mightyworking whereby he is able to subdue all things to himself.
He's always kept things to himself.
That it may be like unto His glorious body… according to the mightyworking… whereby He is able to subdue all things to Himself.
He can keep things to himself.
Not exactly, but I think I have offered him a way to explain things to himself.
He could keep things to himself.
According to the mighty working,whereby He is able to subdue…"… all things to Himself.".
If my father could just keep things to himself, he would be all right.
From the beginning on, every one of our students sitting here has been able to really listen attentively and really think and relate things to himself.
Cutter kept a lot of things to himself.
A gentleman likes to keep those things to himself.
Later on he realizes that he should keep these things to himself, and he would better not talk about them.
Prosser keeps the big things to himself.
He tends to keep things to himself.
But he preferred to keep things to himself.
Later, this person understands that he should keep those things to himself instead of talking about them.
He did a terrible thing to HIMSELF.
I guess there are some things he keeps to himself.
Too many things, he thought to himself.
A story is a letter the author writes to himself to tell himself things he would be unable to discover otherwise.
He once told me that astory is a letter the author writes to himself, to tell himself things he would not be able to discover otherwise.”.
