Examples of using We would work 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 would work together again.
The next question was where we would work.
We would work late together, into the night.
After breakfast, we would work for hours.
We would work right alongside the ranch hands.
I don't think we would work well together.
We would work together for a common goal.
From a young age, we would work in the fields.
I always hoped we would work together in Atlantis.
Lindsey's out of town, so, um… I thought we would work here.
It simply never crossed my mind that we would work this way.
And we would work to prevent that using other options.
I thought one day we would work together.
We would work until about noon, and take an hour off for lunch.
How can I get a sense of whether we would work well together?
We would work the land and make a living from it, and most people had land in the village.
I have a feeling that… we would work really well together as partners.
We would work six days a week and then I would be,'Are you doing something this weekend?
I brought Romania files with me. Thought we would work on it while eating.
He would sing and we would work on one thing for months, not realizing, I was being taught.
I told him to fix that cab of his. Figured we would work on your training today.
The days when we would work on a core, just the two of us, not having to say ten words together all day.
Did you deliberately antagonize me andGeneral Sunshine just so we would work together against you?".
After classes we would work the same hours in soundproof rooms so as not to wake the others, and now and again we would run into each other in the kitchen or at the tea stand.
A faster way would be if thecorrect developer would become interested and we would work with them.”.
But she was texting me that she loved me, and that we would work it out, and that we were gonna, like, get through this.
We would work not because we needed to, but because we wanted to, not for money or status, but(at the risk of sounding trite) for peace, justice and love.