Examples of using Could begin in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
the lights were switched o, and the film could begin.
This meant that the customs procedures for the cargo could begin before the ships arrived at their destination,
You could begin feeling debilitated,
Then you could begin to examine your teeth,
police oversaw,'as ballot boxes were removed, so that counting could begin.
After serving God for years, a Christian could begin to set his or her mind on the things of the flesh.
This meant that the customs clearance for the cargo could begin before the actual arrival of the ships,
This meant that the customs clearance for the cargo could begin before the actual arrival of the ships, thereby exponentially reducing
But using our new detector, we could begin to see the outline of a tumor.
They had to wait four years before they could begin combat training while a white American would begin training within months of being qualified.
I always thought that if a fellow could begin with a clean slate… And now you… in a measure… yes… clean slate.".
the lights were switched off, and the film could begin.
For instance, patients with depression could begin with simpler therapies such as BA,
Perimenopause: It is characterized by an irregular menstrual cycle and could begin around eight to ten years before menopause.
It was required that they wait four years before they could begin combat training, while it only took whites only a few months.
You could begin with a simple survey,
Preparations for the Election Commission were told to be finalised so that organisation of the elections by March 1994 could begin, to be held as envisaged in the peace agreement.
stereotypes a study like ours could begin to dispel.
The family could begin to shed tears over their son,
The knowledge potentially available to man is greater than any one man could begin to acquire in his own lifespan;