Examples of using But continued in English and their translations into Hebrew
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His sister Caroline then moved to separate lodgings, but continued to work as his assistant.
In 1930 she started to experience some health problems, but continued singing and recording.
So I said“sorry” but continued sitting there.
About 20 give him money- but continued to walk on at their normal pace.
In 2003, he retired from full-time work but continued teaching until 2010.
She said the crowd rushed away from the teargas but continued chanting, and security forces started to fire“compact and hard black bullets”,
Chau had admitted in his diary that he knew of the dangers but continued his efforts due to his eagerness to tell the tribespeople about Jesus Christ.
Every day after school, I would run home to cook and clean, but continued to be a good student.
Muhammad Musa was injured in the upper body, but continued driving eastwards for another 150 meters or so, and only then stopped the car.
Due to the early budding on the vines in 2009, the harvest began several days earlier than in previous years, but continued until the end of October.
Israel refused, but continued to discuss the matter with Jordan,
Why do you think the regime stopped attacking Raqqa after IS took control but continued to attack neighborhoods and cities under more moderate rebel groups' control?
Grillo-Marxuach left the Lost crew after the second season, but continued to work as a"voice for hire" on The Lost Experience as the voice of DJ Dan.
She graduated in 1890, but continued to live in Saint Petersburg because it was very hard to find work in the Baltic governorates.
Tip: If you think you have never overcome the foreign language, but continued to study it- you're on the right track.
She retired from public life in 1946, but continued to work for women's labour rights; she died in Dublin in 1967.[21].
The practitioners were not deterred but continued their efforts to raise awareness about the atrocities committed by the CCP.
She did not publish any further novels, but continued to publish journalism and short stories as
Most of those Jews that left Spain went to Portugal and were forcibly converted to Catholicism but continued to practice Judaism in secret.
The company knew its drugs were being used for executions but continued to sell them to Ohio, according to the lawsuit,