Examples of using To be able to put in English and their translations into Hebrew
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To be able to put yourself in the place of another….
I don't want anybody to be able to put me in a box.”.
To be able to put your stamp on medical history.
I washed it each night to be able to put it on again the next morning.
Instead of coaxing information out of men's heads,I need for this place to be able to put ideas into them.
I used to be able to put away a whole bag of these.
Easy for me to say now, but took me ages to be able to put those words together.
You need to be able to put it into practice during cultivation.
Everyone has to be able to afford this kind of money to be able to put them in good education.
No one seems to be able to put their finger on the source of the problem.
In the NBA,with so many good players and good teams, to be able to put on a run like this is special.
It's good to be able to put a face to a name, you know?
We look forward to future projects of facade element and hope to be able to put them at the disposal of our clients in Romania.
You still have to be able to put some serious work, but the benefits make it worth the effort.
Another option 1 parking- parking, vending machines,which should lower the coin, to be able to put aside the car for 30 minutes.
I want my mom to be able to put this behind her.
This was 1957, I was a little 10-year-old kid; I didn't know what that was. But he took me down to see one, you know, what they were making. It was like a library, just full of vacuum tubes as far as you could see, just floors and floors of these things, and one of the engineers said,some day you're going to be able to put this thing in your pocket.
We don't pay you enough to be able to put truffles in your risotto, Solo.
We feel that to be able to put a smile on a child's face is one of the greatest joys in the world.".
We are working as a group to focus upon the success of this system and to be able to put the next part of our plan into operation.
We are pleased now to be able to put this matter behind us and focus on the future.
It's good to be able to put the mind in an unlimited state by thinking of unlimited things like that.
The point of this was to be able to put yourself in your victims' shoes.
Businesses need to be able to put a foot on the break, not just going hell for leather on profit maximisation.
This step can continue in other ways,and it is very important for us to be able to put the nuclear issue in its legal and international process and encourage others to return to their commitments”.
Teenagers seem to be able to put aside their fear of the unknown and take a chance when things are unclear.
Do you think you're going to be able to put all this with Roman and the trial behind you?
Course, like light, it's great to be able to put sound to highlight a clothing rack, or the cornflakes, or the toothpaste, or a talking plaque in a movie theater lobby.
After all, it is very important to be able to put there not only clothes, but also bed linen or blankets and pillows.