Examples of using We delay in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We delay.
Why must we delay departure?
We delay everything for tomorrow.
Every minute we delay costs lives.
We delay soft-tissue coverage, period.
People also translate
What happens if we delay the treatment?
So we delay and try to make a deal with PlatacoStillman?
Man:… suggesting we delay a couple of days.
If we delay, we will be in daylight on the route with the most cameras.
When do you suggest we delay the wedding until?
So could we delay a couple of hours so that we could go to a strip club?
Because every day that we delay, people are dying.
We delay fleet maintenance for public works over the next three months.
Every minute that we delay,"Retard" goes up a font size.
Mr. Rosnovski, I myself… recommended to the board that we delay the forclosure.
If we delay.
I would prefer not to fight upon this ground but every moment we delay the enemy uses to reinforce himself.
Then we delay the migration.
Often the argument against laterstart times goes something like this:"Why should we delay start times for teenagers?
What if we delay the artillery?
Nobody wants to do this, but the inescapable fact is that for every day we delay, 10 more people will need to be sacrificed.
Even if we delay the ceremony a few days.
Islam came to build our bond with our Creator,and while we wear our hijabs and kufis, we delay our prayers.
Then every second that we delay, innocent people are getting scammed.
If we delay, or go back, there will not be time to get the toys to the children before morning; and that would grieve Santa Claus more than anything else.”.
The scientific community is of the opinion that the plaques are poisonous to the cells andkill them, so that if we delay their formation we can delay the progression of the disease.
The longer we delay the more time the Federals have to strengthen their own lines.
Thor is concerned that if we delay, the materials in this laboratory will fall into the hands of the Goa'uld.
The longer we delay the decision to evacuate, the greater the risk of there being substantial casualties.
The fear is that the longer we delay any solution, the more the world will look to the U.S.