Examples of using To get a shot in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Do you know how to get a shot?
I want to get a shot of my little artist.
Sit down. You need to get a shot.
Just want to get a shot of the wolves at the back of the pack.
I shouldn't be able to get a shot in on you.
Let's say that one day you go to the doctor to get a shot.
I tried to get a shot off.
Do you have any idea what I would do to get a shot at him?
We need to get a shot of it.
And then here, our mystery videographer happened to get a shot of your clock.
Hold on. I need to get a shot of it from outside!
Their stories changed when they found out they're going to get a shot.
She's dying to get a shot at you.
Then, David has to swim out andhope the whale passes close enough to get a shot.
Hey, you guys want to get a shot of us over here?
Park the vehicles near the leak in casea television crew is stupid enough to try to get a shot.
Ross, don't forget to get a shot of Emma's cake.
What the hell are we doing, Donny?" Luckily, I held it down,kept him safe long enough for him to get a shot off.
He said he wanted to get a shot of the whole street.
The bad thing is there are thousands of guys that think they can do it, and most of them have experience at it,making it hard for the average fan to get a shot.
He was looking to get a shot in the head so he can cut a deal.
If we're here, they're here, hoping to get a shot of some OD would rock star.
You need to get a shot only once every 3 months to prevent pregnancy.
He might be better off to be taken to a doctor to get a shot of antibiotics than with an assist at the time.
Don't you want to get a shot with mr. sabri for your photo album, teddy?
I don't. I just… It would be so cool to get a shot at the Olympics or the World Cup.
I think if we want to get a shot at her, we gotta get up there.
He is upset about our request to get a shot of the governor and I walking outside.
And it would be so cool to get a shot at the Olympics or the World Cup, you know?
On the way home you can stop at the Etzel Museum to get a shot of nationalism, but it might be more fun to simply walk down the relatively new promenade that eventually leads to the Jaffa Port.