Examples of using Being under in English and their translations into Hebrew
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because you will be protected from all negative consequences after being under the rays.
even after all these years being under someone's thumb, it just felt wrong.
Talk to your healthcare provider if you're concerned about being under or overweight during pregnancy.
Being under the command of the Soviet Union isn't any better than being under the command of the United States.
The Americans released a special training film on how to cope with shock after being under MG.42 fire.
I'm not used to so many relatives being under the same roof without the cops chasing someone through the place.
The top level, being under the dome itself, is where the main part of the city is. .
The top-level, being under the dome itself, is where the main part of the city is. .
Being under the direction of Jean-Luc Choplin since 2006, he program now mainly musicals, operas, classical concerts,
Pathogenic disputes, being under continuous influence of a water-proof cover about 20 hours, can't breed;
You know, Beca, we're very close, but being under this tree is only gonna let us discover everything about each other.
that fit the changing political, cultural and financial scene at the time, after being under Communist rule until 1989.
it's how you can control being under pressure.
But actually, Hermione thought, being under Harry's invisibility cloak was exactly like not being under an invisibility cloak,
having opened your eyes, being under water, you will see everything blurred and fuzzy.
Indeed, there is nothing more humiliating and degrading for a person than being under the brute-force government.
I have tried everything I could think of to keep myself from being under that particular blue sky.
That is because, being under the FCA's regulation, the UK Forex
despite the Jewish state being under constant siege and threat from terrorism since its creation,
Being under Spanish rule for 60 years was no fun for the Portuguese,