Examples of using To the answers in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Can someone direct me to the answers?
With regard to the answers, I am far less certain.
And locke was one step closer to the answers he sought.
Listen to the answers we give you when we do dumb shit.
Ask questions and listen(really) to the answers.
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I think that we, as trainers, are so eager to get to the answers that we don't spend sufficient time to developing the question.
Ask a lot of questions- and really listen to the answers.
Don't lead respondents to the answers you want to hear.
Try to answer the questions as honestly as you can- after all,only you have access to the answers.
I can take you to the Gates, to the answers that you seek.
Is screen time a“relatively small part of your child's interaction with you and the real world?”-and suggests tailoring your rules to the answers, child by child.
Skip or display questions according to the answers provided in previous questions.
Indeed, Sagittarians are enthusiastic consumers of information-listening is the quickest route to the answers they need.
Of course,the logos generated will get less and less relevant to the answers you provided earlier, as these algorithms tend to show the best and“most relevant” options first.
Consider the questions potential clients might ask, and guide them to the answers on your site.
As useful as this exercise might be for gauging researchers' inclinations, holding a referendum for which interpretation should become‘official' at the next meeting of the American Physical Society(or the American Philosophical Society)won't get us any closer to the answers we seek.
There was much debate among the Jews as to the answers to these questions.
Just like the children of Israel, our Partner sends us signs of our next step,but only if we are open to the answers can we hear Him.
In our case,Rabbi Yehoshua provides an answer that is analogous to the answers given by my classmates to the principal.
A newspaper and a journalist shall not publish questions out of interrogatories in a civil procedure, or any details whatsoever therefrom,save in proximity to the answers given to such questions.
And don't lead them to the answer you want to hear.
All thanks to The Answer!
Listen to the answer… I love you, Maya and you love me too!
Every new clue gets us closer to the answer.
When I have time I can add more detail to the answer.
How often do we really listen to the answer?