Examples of using Time to catch in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Time to catch up.
There's still time to catch her.
Time to catch some air!
You still have time to catch it.
There are also Palestinian murderers whom it takes time to catch.
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You still have time to catch a flight.
Europe and the rest of the world took some time to catch on.
We still have time to catch a movie.
That's five hours by car… he could have driven in yesterday, killed his dad,and still made it back in time to catch his flight.
God has time to catch a few rays?
Gordo, I'm so sorry we don't have time to catch up.
Just in time to catch me if you can!
But there's still time to catch it.
They were in time to catch the closing act of the Hira'a Acting Troupe's version of the play, Love amongst the Dragons.
Just give me some time to catch up.
I reached the wall just in time to catch my little man in my arms; his face was white as snow.
I don't supposeit's ethical to take a lot more time to catch a killer.
I was home in time to catch the 10:00 news.
Finally, she arrives at the airport just in time to catch her flight.
You still have time to catch the bus at eight.
Listen, pal, I don't think we have time to catch a movie today.
Got back just in time to catch my flight.
We arrived at the airport in time to catch the plane.
Joker's right on time to catch the bus.
Maybe you still have time to catch her at the airport.
Your brain needs enough time to catch up to your eyes.
I want to thank you for the time to catch up and apologize for this morning.
Leave work at 2 pm on a Friday, in time to catch the 3 pm Eurostar to Paris.