Examples of using Would have to pass in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In this case I think I would have to pass.
She would have to pass through the main bar, right?
I knew the day would come when I would have to pass the torch.
She would have to pass at least one checkpoint.
Now for him to get a job he would have to pass that test.
I would have to pass him every day when I go by.
If he wanted to get out of this valley, he would have to pass through one of them.
Also we would have to pass We have to get there in time.
But to get through those gates he would have to pass the Two Watchers.
You would have to pass the secret on to someone you could trust.
In order to legalize gambling each state would have to pass their own laws regulating it.
Something would have to pass in front of the camera for you to see anything.
But first, Michael would have to pass a few little Rons.
Another alternative, as the Irish journalist Peter Geoghegan suggested, is that the island of Ireland could continue to function without a border,but anyone traveling from Northern Ireland to the rest of the U.K. would have to pass through immigration and customs checks.
I sat near the door so she would have to pass by me if she wanted to switch cars.
Shaoxi Pass was an important outpost in the mountainous western border of Chu. It was located in today's Wuguan town of Danfeng County, Shaanxi. Any forces that marches from the west, mainly from Qin,to Chu's realm would have to pass Shaoxi.
Matt dimly heard Laurie say that they would have to pass the Jotunn- answering something Fen had said.
Years would have to pass before modern neuropathology… would even allow us to actually locate the damage… in the parkinsonian brain.
Even if they were informed immediately, it would not have beenpossible for the reporting team to arrive in time because they would have to pass through the Tiananmen Square checkpoint, which was under tight security on New Year's Eve, while carrying cameras and equipment.
Yeah, there's a test I would have to pass tomorrow on all the course material, but I can't do that because I'm too far behind, which is why I cheated in the first place.
The Soviet consul, who was sympathetic to the plight of the refugees, agreed to let them pass on one condition: In addition to the Dutch entrance permit,they would also have to obtain a transit visa from the Japanese, as they would have to pass through Japan on their way to the Dutch islands.
Your dog would have to eat a pound or more of strong pot or edibles, and be a smaller-sized dog, and you would have to ignore its symptoms, and the dog would have to pass out and choke on its vomit, or in the case of a chihuahua in New Zealand, experience hypothermia when the same blood vessel dilation that makes your eyes red makes the dog radiate away all its body heat.”.
Well, to avail yourself of that, you would both have to pass on before the end of the month.
They would have to get through the pass. .
You would still have to pass the tie your shoelaces test, which this unsub doesn't.
He would have had to pass me to get out.
The Stankovics would have had to pass an exam, in German, to prove the equivalency of their Serbian qualifications.
The world stands on absurdities, and perhaps nothing would have come to pass in it without them.
Well, if it wasn't for you bringing Emma to Storybrooke, none of this would have come to pass.