Examples of using Became active in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He became active in local politics and advocated against blue laws promulgated by Calvinists who sought to restrict gambling and travel.
Comet Hartley 2 became active recently as it neared the Sun and sunlight warmed the comet.
After only one day, the computer images showed that the area of the brain that became active when the monkeys moved their fingers had increased in size.
In 1956, Belafonte met Martin Luther King Jr. and became active in the civil rights movement.
while the inner soul became active.
He soon became active in both the Labor Party and the Victorian Socialist Party, a Marxist group.
Only when German surface-raiders became active did the military authorities realise the need for a combat force in New Zealand in addition to the trainers.
With the WDL, Murray became active in the case of Odell Waller,
If an attack was carried out after the material became active, there was a danger that radiation would leak and contaminate the nearby Euphrates River.
The organization became active on the global political scene,
John and Harriet Taylor both became active in the Unitarian Church and developed radical views on politics.
After the war in Lebanon(1982), she became active in the Israeli peace movement.
He became active in what would become known as fandom,
The organisation became active on the global political scene,
With the full support of his wife Martha, he became active in a local underground group.
The Sierra Club Voter Education Fund is a 527 group that became active in the 2004 Presidential election by airing television advertisements about the major party candidates' positions on environmental issues.
The change in law that became active on July 1 2001 in Portugal, did not legalise drug use,
A law that became active on July 1, 2001 did not legalise drug use,
the main odor-processing region of the brain, became active when people saw objects originally paired with odors,
The law, which became active in 2001, did not legalise drug use, but instead forced users