Examples of using Unless we start in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Unless we start treatment for amyloidosis.
Yeah♪♪ Oh, unless we start♪.
Unless we start to think about it differently.
Unless we start talking politely, there's gonna be serious consequences.
Mac, unless we start working together, they're what's going to kill us all.
What good does that do us unless we start going on the record with it?
But unless we start testing those intuitions, we're not going to do better.
Yeah, well, we don't have a chance in hell unless we start working together.
And unless we start kissing their asses, we're all gonna be put in a big chamber underground and milked for our semen.
That's neither here nor there unless we start preferring charges against each other.
Unless we start now to slow this down, I dread to think what our oceans will look like when he's a grown man.
I stay right here.There is no excuse for us to go on living… unless we start fighting right now.
Whether what we are shown is true orfalse does not much matter for Facebook's business model, unless we start to show more interest in not being lied to.
If the trend continues,production might be insufficient to meet demand unless we start using significantly more land, fertilizer, and water.
So unless we start asking our governments to think outside a little bit, to consider the global problems that will finish us all if we don't start considering them, then we can hardly blame them if what they carry on doing is looking inwards, if they still have minds that microscope rather than minds that telescope.
It is impossible to comprehend the old fables and legends, unless we start with the hypothesis that they were evolved from a different form of conscious state;
And I can't start a serial killer investigation unless we're certain.
Whatever it is, Cahill, it's gonna happen unless we all get out of this, so start talking now.
So starting tomorrow, unless we're working, all humans are to be locked in their living quarters.
They will simply start again tomorrow unless we find those in charge and stop them.
Unless we want to start getting picked off one by one,we should find a better cover first.
Transitions have to start somewhere and unless we make decisions today that will essentially take effect in 30 or more years' time, we run the risk of acting too late and causing abrupt shocks to communities and our country,” Ms Ardern said.
Transitions have to start somewhere and unless we make decisions today that will essentially take effect in 30 or more years' time, we run the risk of acting too late and causing abrupt shocks to communities and our country," said Ms Ardern.