Examples of using Accompanies us in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And the director usually accompanies us on the rounds.
Is-is it all right if a, uh… Treasury official accompanies us?
This Light always accompanies us.
Their light is the continuation of the Hasmonean light that accompanies us to this day.".
This matter brought my mother a lot of sorrow. She was sure her baby was taken away from her and that conviction accompanies us to this day.
This sense of exhaustion also accompanies us at home and"robs" us of the motivation to get up and do the things we want.
Let's talk about another interesting word that accompanies us always and everywhere.
darkness, between destruction and construction, accompanies us all through life.
There are some guesswork that accompanies us for the year 2020 that will be full of surprises.
The same role that accompanies us since the time of ancient Babylon when Abraham united us into a nation on the basis of love of others- to establish among us the unity that will serve as an example for the whole world.
and supports and accompanies us in the long process of rehabilitation.
The clean air of the mountains accompanies us this morning as we explore the mountains on foot,
established the kitchen hierarchy that accompanies us until today.
The thought that“I woke up on the wrong side of bed” kind of accompanies us throughout the day, the week,
we should aspire to foster an understanding of the significance of the destruction of the cradle of Jewish culture in Europe and an understanding of the appropriate sense of loss that still accompanies us.
The clean air of the mountains accompanies us this morning as you explore the mountains on foot,
we should aspire to foster an understanding of the significance of the destruction of the cradle of Jewish culture in Europe and an understanding of the appropriate sense of loss that still accompanies us.
that spirit which accompanies us from the spiritual world when we enter the physical world through conception or birth.
This conflict, between the heart and the mind, accompanies us in life that is concerned only with the present and is manifested in the story of Jacob, the man of the heart, and Laban, in the story of Rachel, in the meeting between Jacob, who represents the innocence of the heart compared to Laban the Aramean who represents the people of the mind(the wheeler-dealers).”.
the status quo and take the ultra-Orthodox public hostage have led to the heated debate over religion and state that accompanies us to this day, and unfortunately, Chief Sepharadic Rabbi