Examples of using We haven't given in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
We haven't given him any yet.
I told you what he wants and we haven't given it to him.
We haven't given him enough time.
You probably noticed we haven't given you our gifts yet.
We haven't given up hope,” she told Getty News.
To be truthful, I suspect we haven't given it a lot of thought until now.
We haven't given her a name, yet, maybe she will choose her own?
Yeah, yeah, well, er, there's a reason we haven't given you anything yet, Ed.
Because we haven't given them the opportunity.
And the problem with Washington is that we haven't given you the tools to build it.
But we haven't given this a true chance.
The feds only have what we have given em and we haven't given em shit!
Lucious, we haven't given Andre an opportunity to explain.
They want to kick Theroux off the force. We just… We haven't given'em enough of a reason to do it.
We haven't given the kids tools to be successful.".
People out there think that Antwon Mitchell is an actual option… because we haven't given him any competition.
I mean, we haven't given them the check yet.
Question: We made video recordings of several Fa-conferences in the United States, and we haven't given them to relatives abroad.
We haven't given the computer instructions to create a location yet.
And so many of the talks here at TED are about meaning, about bringing meaning to our lives in all kinds of different ways, through technology, through art, through science, so much so thatI think we focus so much on that side of our lives, that we haven't given enough attention to the food and the water and the shelter, and what we need to raise the kids.
We haven't given him a reason to do what we ask of him.
Right, because we haven't given them any new parts or planes since the Revolution.
We haven't given you your proper due. You are the perfect blend of handsome and humourless.
But we have not given them missiles.".
If we hadn't given gifts to the children, there was no chance of any questioning.
Every day I live I am moreconvinced that the waste of life lies in the love we have not given, the powers we have not used, the selfish prudence that will risk nothing and which, shirking pain, misses happiness as well………. Mary Cholmondeley.
When we talk to the child directly about the problem andthe ensuing challenges, we have not given him the tools for dealing with it, so we are not helping him.
Every day I live I am moreconvinced that the waste of life lies in the love we have not given, the powers we have not used, the selfish prudence that will risk nothing and which, shirking pain, misses happiness as well….