Examples of using To be in town in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Uh, happened to be in town.
It is perfect if you don't have a car and want to be in town.
He has to be in town.
I'm going to be in town for 6 days.
Dad, Oddy's not supposed to be in town.
Supposed to be in town for the weekend.
I just happened to be in town.
I happened to be in town, I saw the obit in The Times and I… In two columns.
I happened to be in town.
Coupla transgenic colleagues of ours happen to be in town.
So how long is Chloe going to be in town?
They're going to be in town next weekend.
And if you want to see him outside of a pine box, I need to be in town in a half hour.
He's not supposed to be in town. We will have to find out.
I wasn't even supposed to be in town.
He was only supposed to be in town on business for a few hours, but I wanted to tag along and turn it into a weekend.
He's not supposed to be in town.
If you're lucky enough to be in town in mid-July or possibly at year end, you might get a chance to take in a fireworks show.
We knew we wanted to be in town.
Luckily, we got to be in town during the Zurich festival, which is held in the city once every three years in the first week of July, and we saw the old city filled with dozens of food stalls from all around the world, street performances, a lot of alcohol and fireworks.
Nobody wants to be in town.".
All the nominees have to be in town.
So you both just happened to be in town the night her parents died.
They-- they just happen to be in town.
That must be very uncomfortable. But I just happened to be in town and dropped in to see Miss Linda. I used to take care of her.
How long are you going to be in town?
The truth was, I didn't want to be in town that day.
The ghost writer that Iwas hoping to hire just happens to be in town and wants to do it.