Examples of using Years looking in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Two years looking for.
I have been two years looking.
I spent years looking for my passion.
You know, I spent three years looking.
I spent years looking for her.
As a neuroscientist at the University of New Mexico, he has spent the past 25 years looking for an answer.
You spent years looking for me.
I have spent eight years looking for her.
I have spent years looking over my shoulder, waiting for this thing to come home.
Then he spent the next 20 years looking for your killer.
I spent three years looking for a way to appreciate the work that you and the Regents do.
Kenong spent 10 years looking for this gene.
I spent 10 years looking for this treasure.
We're never going to see the stuff outside,but by going to the South Pole and spending three years looking at the detailed structure of the night sky, we can figure out that we're probably in a universe that looks kind of like that.
I didn't spend the last ten years looking for a way to get this crew home earlier so you could throw it all away on some intergalactic goodwill mission.
I spent 10 years looking for you.
It's like planting a plant, pulling it up every few years, looking at its roots and then putting it back into the earth- instead of plucking out the weeds and trimming back the overgrowth while letting the garden flourish.”.
That's 30 years looking back.
I spent years looking for him.
I have spent years looking for that painting.
I have spent years looking in that house.
I have spent three years looking for any new evidence.
The Gantz: two years look smaller, but powerful military and more.
Coming year looks very promising.
Next year looks very promising.
The world would be a muchbetter place if we could all spend a year looking out of our window.
My cousin live in avillage where all the babies born one year looked like those Oompa Loompas.
In a world where people can participate in reality-TV votes every week, or support a petition with the click of a mouse, the machinery and institutions of parliamentary democracy,where elections happen only every few years, look increasingly anachronistic.
