Examples of using With sometimes 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
Hard to deal with sometimes?
With sometimes explosions.
I must have been awful to live with sometimes.
With sometimes painful results.
I know I'm not easy to deal with sometimes.
People also translate
I sat on my own with sometimes as many 20 lecturers- internal, and external from firms such as McKinsey.
Kevin Bingham, a guy I work with sometimes.
We define our identity always in dialogue with, sometimes in struggle against, the things our significant others want to see in us.
That's… something a guy has to come to terms with sometimes.
We have to be content with sometimes not having answers.
Friends like that are hard to deal with sometimes.
We define this always in dialogue with, sometimes in struggle against, the identities our significant others want to recognize in us.
It's just, the things you come out with sometimes, Albert.
Well, when I have a problem that I can't get anywhere with, sometimes I just think of something completely different, and then that's when a solution comes, bang, just like that, out of nowhere.
Oh, no, no, he's a baby I play with sometimes.
I need the stimulation of interacting with sometimes indifferent, sometimes challenging, but always dynamic students.
The Russians are very difficult allies,heaven knows, perfectly impossible to deal with sometimes.
And just what we get away with sometimes-- it's hilarious.
About Chase, Harmon said that he"tends to come up with lines that you can actually end scenes with sometimes.".
And she had a partner She was working with sometimes And dating maybe.
It's a matter of overcoming challenges with anew enlightened attitude that we struggle in dealing with sometimes.
Tokyo is a gigantic warren of narrow streets with no names, with sometimes slow-moving traffic and relatively limited and expensive parking.
But even with that and sticking to color-safe formulas,the shade we left the salon with sometimes shifts.
Coding, it's an endless process of trial and error,of trying to get the right command in the right place, with sometimes just a semicolon making the difference between success and failure.
Any of these uses are dangerous as only a few grains produce an effect,and it is extremely easy to overdose- with sometimes fatal consequences.
When the researchers go over from their columns of statistics to their commentaries on the events,their bourgeois ideology comes to fore- with sometimes macabre results.
Same with dogs sometimes.
Sometimes with carrot, sometimes with stick.