Examples of using Wanting something in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I hear people wanting something.
Each wanting something from the other.
Perhaps you should try wanting something else.
Wanting something does not make it so, my dear.
Just someone wanting something for nothing.
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Wanting something to be true doesn't make it true, Gem.
So I have to try wanting something else.
Wanting something and achieving it are two very different things.
Give away something without wanting something back.
For someone wanting something a little different.
Nah, real treasure- that's about someone Wanting something bad enough.
I can't keep wanting something that I will never really have.
In the mood for fish in Barcelona, but wanting something other than paella?
Wanting something and doing something about it are two different things, Ger. Really?
Nobody gives millions of dollars without wanting something in return.
But as tough as wanting something can be the people who suffer the most are those who don't know what they want. .
No man hasever been this nice to me without… you know, wanting something in return.
If you find yourself wanting something month after month year after year, then maybe what you actually want is a fantasy, yet nothing happens, you never come any closer to it.
People spend their whole lives wanting something. Usually never getting it.
And everyone knows if you give the Germans something small, like the study room or Austria, they end up wanting something big, like Earth.
Yeah, maybe this is my punishment for wanting something that I never should have had.
For the first time since Vermont, I found myself wanting- I didn't know what exactly, and I suspected in that moment that it mightnot even be the man sitting before me, but wanting something, all the same.
You can only be free through not wanting something, through not taking any choice at all.
Nobody ever does anything decent for another person without wanting something in return.
If you find yourself wanting something month after month, year after year, yet nothing happens and you never come any closer to it, then maybe what you actually want is just an idealization, a fantasy, and a false promise.
Don't you see how sad and pathetic you all are, always wanting something you can't have?
If you find yourself wanting something month after month, year after year, yet nothing happens and you never come any closer to it, then maybe what you actually want is a fantasy, an idealization, an image and a false promise.
How are we equals ifyou're always able to exact a price for me wanting something outside of work?
They couldn't be more wrong for each other, each one wanting something the other is constitutionally incapable of giving.