Examples of using We can't hold in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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We can't hold them!
This is Albright, sir, we can't hold.
We can't hold them!
We can't hold it in my hands.
A meditation on sense-making when there's no sense to be made,on letting go when we can't hold on, and on being unafraid even when we're terrified.
We can't hold this position.
Loss allows us to see ourselves as part of a larger scheme, opening us up to sympathy, empathy,and dependence on others in the moment when we can't hold ourselves together.
We can't hold them.
And he listened to the local chiefs there and what they told him-- They said,"When our children are sick,when our children are dying, we can't hold them at a time when we want to be closest to them.
We can't hold on much longer.
When individuals are finished processing for release,we follow the decision of the Attorney General that we can't hold an individual, for any reason, once they have been cleared for release," the spokesman, Barry Hudson, said in a statement.
We can't hold much longer!
I understand if we can't hold hands or kiss in a temple or religious places.
We can't hold him back much longer.
Those feelings we can't hold in our hands and present as a gift to our loved ones?
We can't hold'em off much longer.
Vic, we can't hold this position any longer.
We can't hold the North with terror alone.
We can't hold a wedding reception in your bedroom.
We can't hold them, your Excellency, it's not safe!
We cannot hold much longer!
Things we couldn't hold on to even if we tried.
We can not hold him forever, my queen.
Please send help, we cannot hold.".
We can not hold and give it 9 from 10 Points in our 2018 1xBet-Test.
If no one coordinated, we could not hold Shen Yun in the German-speaking Switzerland, which would be such a pity.
There was a lot of fuss recently we couldn't hold any platoon activities, I think that's pretty bad.
The Risen Lord vanished from the sight of the disciples in order to teach us that we cannot hold on to Jesus as he appeared in history:“Blessed are those who believe and yet have not seen”(Jn 21:29; cf. 20:17).