Examples of using Already live in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I already live very well without money- anyone can live like this now!
It will appeal to many people who already live in the area.
We already live in a time without a microwave,
Our entrepreneurs and engineers already live in this world, but so do our nurses
For those who already live in a care home,
And today-- that is today-- there are nearly one billion people who already live in illegal settlements and slums.
I call it, Let the Animals Live… you already live. So let us live truly.
If I keep thinking about something, my desires regarding that object grow and develop and I already live in them and begin to operate them.
Over 90% of the urban population of Ethiopia, Malawi, and Uganda(world's most rural countries) already live in slums.
There are more buyers than homes for first-time buyers and most schemes prioritise those who already live or work in the local area.
Over 90% of the urban population of Ethiopia, Malawi and Uganda, three of the world's most rural countries, already live in slums.
If we're lucky, we already live with the people who make us happiest.
If you're wondering where someone flees to after accepting a life-changing bribe when they already live in Costa Rica,
The Jews who already live in the ghetto are obliged to take in the new arrivals.
By doing so they are passing the verdict that millions of"Non-Combatants" will live in a more horrible squalor than the one in which they already live.
Finally, pregnant women should avoid traveling to areas where the Zika virus is transmitted, and if they already live in such areas use bug repellant among other preventive measures.
Moreover, the EU knows that 90% of Palestinians in the West Bank already live under the authority of the Palestinian Authority
Moreover, the EU knows that 90 percent of Palestinians in the West Bank already live under the authority of the Palestinian Authority
rather a simple description of the principles by which they already live their lives.
Demolitions have a devastating impact on families and on communities. These demolitions are particularly outrageous because they target communities who already live in extremely difficult conditions, with high levels of humanitarian needs.