Examples of using When we call 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
Not when we call.
You think he will pick up when we call?
He comes when we call him.
When we call Factory.
He hears when we call.
People also translate
I will decide when we call Nasedo.
When we call, they respond right away.
They wake when we call them.
Is that what you're gonna tell Walter when we call him?
When we call someone by name we are engaged in a fundamental existential encounter.
You can come when we call you.
Getting your prints all over it is just gonna complicate it for the police when we call.
They get lost when we call them.
Tonight, at 10:00, when we call this number Corrine had better have some new intel and you would better not be there.
They come out when we call them.
When we call a person boring- we're just pointing to someone who doesn't have the courage for concentration to tell us what it's like to be them.
They are there when we call them.
When we call a person boring,we are just pointing to someone who has not had the courage or concentration to tell us what it is like to be them.
What, like how calls come in? Or when we call the M.E. 's office?
It will not be wrong when we call the internet shopping cart software because the heart from the eCommerce website.
Save us, Lord. Let the King hear us when we call Him. TV host.
I can't imagine how they will all feel when we call them later and tell them that the Ambassador was arrested for trying to bribe a Thai official.
No, they're just not all in when we call, but like I say, we will be back.
If you call the police, if you fail to answer the phone when we call again, if you deviate from my orders in any way, we will kill Sara.
He's gonna splice into their switchboard so that when we call Paraguay to get your plane released, it will sound like the call's coming from Harmen's office.
As a result, those of us who believe in freedom must explain that when we call ourselves liberals, we mean liberals in the uncorrupted classical sense.