Examples of using Which killed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Hamas used one of its terror tunnels to perpetrate a suicide bombing which killed two Israelis.
This lab produced enough anthrax to fill thousands of bags like the one which killed Apollo Mercer.
The ship was hit by a shell, which killed several marines and severely injured Simon.
In January 2013, Cancelo was involved in a car accident which killed his mother.
Another earthquake is the 1920 Haiyuan earthquake in Gansu Province, which killed an estimated 235,000.
I write to inform you of a deadly Palestinian terrorist attack which killed one Israeli civilian.
You continued to hit her until her head was crushed on the ground, which killed her.
Alone and depressed he could have taken the dose which killed him on purpose or by mistake?
The bullets which killed her and Detective Palmer were fired towards this room, not away from it.
Do you expect our people to go, throw roses on the planes which killed our children? No.
Wherefore ye be witnesses unto yourselves, that ye are the children of them which killed the prophets.
Well, then we will have to see which killed him first, the bullet or the rope.
Those included an attack on a United Nations building in Abuja in August 2011, which killed 23 people.
If he was, then the bag which killed Apollo Mercer may represent the grand total of his efforts.
When a huge mountain landslide in Lodalen in Nordfjord caused a huge flood which killed 63 people.
In October, heavy rainfall in Nepal caused floods and landslides, which killed 62 people and affected 20,000 families.
FBI arrested Dominik on charges of bombing a nuclear research facility in Moscow which killed 52 and injured hundreds.
In 2008, there was a bomb at a US Air Force base in Munich which killed 20 servicemen.
One third of the deaths resulted from the Bam earthquake in Iran, which killed more than 26,000 people.
His cousins nervously talk of land mines, one of which killed an old neighbour the day before his return.