Examples of using We sit around in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We sit around the table.
Most of the time we sit around.
We sit around and drink wine.
I work with a bunch of mathematicians, philosophers and computer scientists, and we sit around and think about the future of machine intelligence, among other things.
We sit around the table, stunned.
Imagine that every morning we will go out to the workplace where we worked in the past or to a community center close to our homes,and throughout the entire day we sit around a roundtable learning about the global world and human nature and discuss how to strengthen positive relationships between us.
So we sit around in the dark all night.
I'm betting we sit around doing core drills… Okay!
We sit around the table and sometimes we vent.
Do you think we sit around and we chat about it?
We sit around on beanbags and discuss the flavor of young boys' penises?
Uh, men's group, like, we sit around, and we talk about things, and-- see you in an hour!
We sit around and think about different ways to do things.
You think we sit around waiting for you to do everything?
We sit around with our heads up our asses saying,"I don't smell anything.
It's not that we sit around a table and we say,“OK, the last album went this way.
Can we sit around the fire and tell stories?
We sat around a table and drank rum.
We sat around a big fire and Yarnell told ghost stories.
We sat around the campfire roasting marshmallows.
We sat around the campfire.
We sat around the campfire.
And we sat around on the boughs.
We sat around the fire and told stories.
First night as one tribe we sat around the campfire, told stories-- very, very, very revealing stories.
We sat around the fire in our caves Just waiting for the cell phone to be invented.
Every evening continued in that spirit as we sat around in a circle, playing guitars and singing.
Ever since humans were living in caves we sat around the campfire and told stories.
If we sat around and only talked about how much rape hurt us, do you think there would have been one of the changes that you have seen in this country in the last fifteen years?
I used to imagine that the wooden table we sat around during Kramer's Shakespeare seminar our senior year was as old as Columbia- that it had been in that room since 1754, edges worn smooth by centuries of students like us, which of course couldn't be true.
