Examples of using To be in touch in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Nice to be in touch again….
I am SaLuSa from Sirius and happy to be in touch with you again.
I need to be in touch with artists.
Gene doesn't think it's a good idea… for me to be in touch with my family right now.
I want to be in touch with my relatives.
No, I believe in spirits very much,just not everybody who claims to be in touch with them.
Yes, that's exactly the feeling I have been reading--as if someone doesn't want us to be in touch with our ship.
I still want to be in touch with young people.
And since you happen to be in touch, I thought you could connect us.
If you will be considering an invasive surgical procedure of any kind,(including dental work) both your surgeon(and dentist)and your dermatologist need to be in touch.
Rather than have the‘need' to be in touch with us or those of our kind.
You knew you would not be able to be in touch with all that you know….
We always want to be in touch and up to date, so modern man in this age of digital technology is difficult to imagine without a mobile phone or MP3 player.
I will leave it to you, then, to be in touch with Col. Eichmann?
I believe that the readiness to be in touch with the vulnerable aspects of our being, in a space of unconditional acceptance, gives rise to a place of strength, authenticity and love.
His wife provided him with the opportunity to constantly to be in touch with another human body, particularly a feminine one.
They want to be in touch with Palestinians, they want to do it together, but to cross the green line, to enter a Palestinian village, for many of the Israelis, is still very intimidating.
Obviously it was no trivial thing for us to be in touch, even though today I see it as more natural.
We will examine the complex interrelations between a person's need to hold herself and the possibility to let go; between the ability to trust and surrender,and the possibility to be in touch with the truth in a non-clinging space.
As for existing deals we need to be in touch with the managers and make sure they are doing a good job protecting cash flow.
The ICRC regrets that in his case, political considerations are judged more important than thesimple humanitarian gesture of allowing a captive to be in touch with his family after three years of separation.".
It is a great game that brings across thefinal message that,"We always need to be in touch with what is going on outside our own micro tasks and team, we should communicate with our competitors and actually see the big picture.".
It then recedes to a distance of 500 to 600 meters and sweeps across the outposts andbases of the Syrian rebel forces believed to be in touch with Israel or in receipt of Israeli medical aid.
After the successful round and completion of the transaction, we will create a designated area on the site for you and the company in which you have invested,that will allow you to be in touch with the company, receive regular updates and exercise your rights as shareholders.
Let us suppose we develop the level of consciousness which enables us to be in touch with the dead in the years immediately after their death.
I was brought up in that life,and I think that it's very important for everybody to be in touch with their spirituality and to have a relationship with God.