Examples of using Us would in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Most of us would prefer more movement.
The Bible describes a cosmos that few of us would recognize today.
Many of us would love to meet you!
I would invite my friend Rudy over and the two of us would give you a double dip.
Most of us would probably give up, but Rav Chiya did not.
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The Indian chief who raised us would want you to be honest.
Most of us would immediately hide such a discovery and carry on.
They did what most of us would like to do with AIDS.
Most of us would attempt to help others who are ill, but God did not.
A cheerful disposition thatmay help them cope with situations the rest of us would find disturbing.
And one of us would have to lose.
Though gray hair is a sign of age, or wisdom depending on who you ask,most of us would like to remedy this when we can.
Most of us would give our life to be a father, but look at ya.
The Rosh spoke of the objectives of pride and contentiousness,while Leibowitz rejects even feelings that most of us would identify as healthy, deep religiosity.
How many of us would do it anyway?
I don't have my arm anymore, but at least nobody will ever ask me if I am right-handed or left-handed”,but most of us would say something more along the lines of“Aaaaah!
Most of us would get bored if we actually lived in such a place.
I believethat the purpose for which I and my fellow soldiers entered upon this warshould have been so clearly stated as to have made it impossible to changethem, and that, had this been done,the objects which actuated us would now beattainable by negotiation.
I guess all of us would avoid that kind of pain if we could… but most people don't have that choice.
When we enter into another nation as a single united people, we truly infuse a vital higher power into it, but the moment we settle there, we begin to engage in making profits, entering into national and social institutions,and then the separation between us would immediately begin.
I presume that most of us would automatically exclaim that one should follow the middle path, but what is this“middle path”?
When working with chemicals, most of us would take care to wash our hands before eating, but in 1879, Constantin Fahlberg forgot.
No, I don't understand why the three of us would be more interested in going to a shower than tommy or justin or even robert, who is the child's father.
On a simple level, most of us would think that if somebody were holding a gun to our head, the chance we're going to be learning something from the Creator is very slim.