Examples of using Wait two weeks in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Wait, two weeks?
I can't wait two weeks.
Wait two weeks and then repeat.
We can't wait two weeks.
I was going on vacation the next day, so had to wait two weeks.
Why wait two weeks?
Why did Mr Rutherford wait two weeks?
He had to wait two weeks for someone.
The question is whether ornot the measles also knows it has to wait two weeks for the Ministers Committee.
We can wait two weeks if need be.
Sorry, Gov, if I'm being dim here, but erm… if you have created the perfect alibi,why did Sara wait two weeks before she gave it to us?
I can't wait two weeks.
You wait two weeks before my wedding… to tell me something like that?
I can't wait two weeks.
Wait two weeks, things calm down, they will think it's going to the heap.
You couldn't wait two weeks?
Wait two weeks, and if you still feel the same way towards him, you know, come back to me, and I will shake you again.
You can't wait two weeks?
Wait two weeks until all those who went on foot to the Temple on Sukkot, may have to get home on foot only then after two weeks you say and give dew and rain blessing, why?
We can't wait two weeks.
Women then wait two weeks before taking a pregnancy test.
I had two weeks left of my sentence. I couldn't wait two weeks, she's getting married tomorrow.
You couldn't wait two weeks before you spend her money?
He couldn't wait two weeks.
But now they're telling me I have to wait two weeks… and I have to have two forms of ID that I don't have just to even get back there.
She couldn't wait two weeks.
I can't wait two weeks.
Mam said all we had to do was wait two weeks… for the telegram with the money order.
Instead of waiting two weeks between paychecks, Walmart workers can now use an app to access a portion of wages for hours they have already worked.
The patient waited two weeks for a heart, and the surgery was scheduled in advance- meaning the organ could not have been procured on the basis of a random death.