Examples of using Took the trouble in English and their translations into Hebrew
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These people took the trouble to write to us.
We don't have to speculate whatPascal meant when he gave this answer, because he took the trouble to spell it out.
If God took the trouble to tell us 800 times to be glad and rejoice… he must have wanted us to do it.".
Well I guess I must be Eric's bestfriend,'cause I'm the only one took the trouble of getting him a birthday cake.
Even Obama took the trouble to call Netanyahu himself and tell him wholeheartedly that“Iran is not Syria.”.
After postponing his birthday celebrations, after several presidents from the continent took the trouble to visit, and after even Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Gerard Depardieu showed up in Havana- all that was left to look forward to was one more speech by Fidel.
Nobody took the trouble to study their lifestyle properly, and certainly nobody thought about their preservation and saving them from extinction,” the Nature and Parks Authority wrote on its website about him.
Mr. Lieberman took the trouble to respond to your questions only because ignoring them could have been interpreted by you as evasion.
Now, I took the trouble to call AAA and have them figure out everything for us… the whole schedule… so we're gonna stick to it.
Personally, if I took the trouble of creating the world, I wouldn't make a condition of believing in me not believing in dinosaurs.
Kasher even took the trouble to note in Article 5(D) of the code that the guidelines that he recommends reflect proper conduct and do not“in the slightest” reflect the current situation.
It's astonishing enough that Kafka took the trouble to write that first letter, but now he commits himself to the project of writing a new letter every day-for no other reason than to console the little girl, who happens to be a complete stranger to him, a child he ran into by accident one afternoon in a park.
If someone takes the trouble to build a palace, do they leave it to the flames?
Thank you for taking the trouble. Come in.
But so few ladies take the trouble.
Many thanks for taking the trouble.
She can't take The Troubles out of people.
If you take the trouble to look, you would see there is more to that innocence than meets the eye.
If you want to get an answer to his letter, take the trouble to make it competently and to interest a potential host.
In contrast, the Torah takes the trouble to note that the blasphemer was the son of an Egyptian man.
You cannot do this unless you take the trouble to put them down concisely in black and white.
Gilbert lf you will only take the trouble to press the electric bell, Father… you'lI be admitted at once.
In fact, just about every guest who comes to visit takes the trouble to mention that they would be happy to move in with us, just for the spectacular scenery.
And who takes the trouble to plant trees everywhere in trupillo if anyone anywhere was seen depositing a seed in the rows of dusty, dry sand?
I'm sure, I say, almost certainly the face of some who take the trouble of reading this paper….
Whenever I have forgotten about it, someone takes the trouble to remind me that it can't be hidden away.
They indite laws and issue high-flown worded decrees that nobody takes the trouble to carry out- because the revolution has come.