Examples of using To come and go in English and their translations into Hebrew
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
I don't want to come and go.
It seems to come and go depending on the situation.
That person tends to come and go.
Am I not free to come and go in the Archives, as I wish?
We can allow the pain to come and go.
It seems to come and go in waves.
How do they know when to come and go?
Is it free to come and go as it pleases?
Figuring that would make it easier for us to come and go.
Audience is invited to come and go throughout the day.
Who is this rascal to tell who to come and go?
You should be able to come and go at your own will.".
Even though our Alaska town is small,people tend to come and go.
Shouldn't she be free to come and go as she likes?
I have lived in a world where mendo not wait on a woman's bidding to come and go.
Cause I don't like to come and go in the same way twice. I just live in there.
Sunlight kills certain vampires, while others are thought to come and go as they please.
You're not welcome to come and go as you please… and then vanish without a word.
In case you need to come and go.
It continues to come and go, its original black turned to white by salt encrustation.
Before the incident, I was free to come and go as I pleased.
But he and his colleagues find that these feelings even in one and the same person tend to come and go.
It is common for pregnancy symptoms to come and go the first 8 weeks.
Apparently, they used to come and go like clockwork every fall and spring, but a while back, they just disappeared.
During the German occupation,food was scarce in the village and no one was able to come and go as they pleased.
I have earned the right to come and go as I please-- where and when and how I please.
Symptoms tend to come and go at different timesand can also be related to activity levels or even weather conditions.
Anne Patterson's job allows her to reside and be[here], to work and to come and go, but this time'Her Excellency' went too far in intervening in Egyptian affairs.