Examples of using Trying to get rid in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Trying to get rid of evidence?
Be not overzealous, trying to get rid of an oily hair, so you.
Trying to get rid of me coins.
(screaming) This wasn't a killer trying to get rid of a digital trace.
You trying to get rid of us?
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This is madeworse by too much straining when trying to get rid of hard stools.
Stop trying to get rid of the pain.
They immediately make matters worse by trying to get rid of the pain.
I keep trying to get rid of these feelings.
Do not pay attention to her howling, whining and trying to get rid of the leash.
Trying to get rid of those extra kilos?
I'm fine, by the way,considering I just took out two trained killers trying to get rid of a body.
I saw you trying to get rid of Peter back there.
Therefore, if your body overheats and you sweat a lot,it may be trying to get rid of the toxic buildup.
Was he trying to get rid of his Southern accent?
Consequently, this will have a positiveimpact on overall weight management when trying to get rid of man boobs with Gynectrol.
Everyone is trying to get rid of this negative energy.
If you have ever felt self-conscious about the hair onyour ears, you may have spent too much time and money trying to get rid of it.
Before trying to get rid of a cough, try to understand what caused it.
What does countis Mr. Brimmer's actions-- coming here tonight, trying to get rid of that thing… and doing it all in front of witnesses.
Someone trying to get rid of such an asset is a man with no eye to the future.”.
In 2000-10 the LosAngeles school district spent $3.5m trying to get rid of seven of its 33,000 teachers, and succeeded with only five.
The problem when trying to get rid of this folder manually is that it is could be deeply interconnected with many other services and processes active in your PC simultaneously.
You may think that thissecond meaning is a spiritual concept, since trying to get rid of your self may seem as impossible as walking away from your shadow.
A physician is essentially, trying to get rid of his patients and send them away healthy to stand on their own feet, whereas a clergyman is trying to get them as members of a religious organization so that they will continue to pay their pledges, pay off the mortgage on an expensive building, and generally belong to the church, boost its membership, and thereby prove by sheer weight of numbers the veracity of it's tenants.
Just catching the rays… trying to get rid of my anemic looks, contemplating my next move.
I spent a long time trying to get rid of her until I realized that that little girl, in her own way, put me on a pedestal.
About 10 years ago, people began trying to get rid of all bacteria, using antibacterial soap, antibacterial rinse, antibacterial everything.
It comes from chronically rubbing one's nose up and down, trying to get rid of those allergy symptoms, and yet, here was Veronica, a grown woman, with the same telltale sign of allergies.
These findings show unequivocally that if you continue to smoke while you trying to get rid of loose skin, besides having difficulty with lung endurance, which will affect the quality of exercise, you will find it difficult to maintain healthy, elastic and vital skin.