Examples of using To try to keep in English and their translations into Hebrew
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To try to keep control.
Personally, I like to try to keep a more open mind.
We want to try to keep things controlled as much as possible-- at least i do if i'm being the leader-- and kat is very young and emotional.
After everything I did to try to keep you safe.
Do you happen to know another publisher that I could maybe slip themanuscript to if I do decide that I really want to try to keep it alive?
I want to try to keep this… Susan.
But it doesn't seem to make much sense to me to try to keep'em apart forever either.
I just decided to try to keep things a little more normal around here.
Increasingly, cable andsatellite companies are making less effort, to try to keep their low-margin subscriber.
And we want to try to keep you two together.
We're not going to talk about sociological attitudes that we have towards the dying in our culture andhow we tend to try to keep the dying hidden from the rest of us.
And we need to try to keep it from happening.
If the infant is sitting on the caregiver's lap,instruct the caregiver not to bias infants' behavior in any way but to try to keep the infant centered on the caregiver's lap.
Aren't you supposed to try to keep that shit from me too?
So I went to Washington, and I went into the headquarters of the Drug Enforcement Administration, and I filed a lawsuit demanding a hearing, at which psychiatrists and psychotherapists would be able to present information about therapeutic use of MDMA to try to keep it legal.
The best you can do is to try to keep a normal routine.
This is a very common mechanism for disc injuries, and could also lead into some pars articularis fractures if under enough load, and potentially some SI joint issues from the increased stabilizationdemands of the ligamental support system through the region to try to keep your spine from exploding all over itself.
I'm working two jobs to try to keep the family together.
And light is only my foolish heart that the only thing I understand is to beat upwind to either so I did not become extinctConclude more just ask you not to try to keep lying to me or mocking, as he would do to a girl, so now I sere who gives his mistakes.
In general, please remember to try to keep patient with the Khmer, as many of them are not used to western standards and logics.
Parents: Are you aware of"myopia control"measures your eye doctor can use to try to keep your child's nearsightedness from worsening?
It's always been my aim to try to keep Reata intact within the family.
Now, the plan is to perform a series of transfusions during thesurgery using universal donor blood to try to keep his heart beating while we do our best to stop the bleeding.
Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama, struck the pact to try to keep Iran from building a nuclear weapon, but Trump believes the deal has"disastrous flaws.".
There is no Pi 2.[laughs] I think we arestill holding to our promise that we are going to try to keep Pi 1 in the market for several years before we do a Pi 2.
She forms this women's group to try to keep her community together.
I'm letting her feed off me to try to keep her happy, but it hurts, Trick.
We will have to attack in a swarm to try to keep you guys safe in the hummingbird suits.
I was thinking we were having such a wonderful time and,just to try to keep everything just fresh and exciting, maybe we could experiment.
It should be no surprise that President Bush paid a recent visit to try to keep India in the fold, offering nuclear cooperation and other inducements as a lure.