Examples of using Crashing into in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In 1953, he survived his plane crashing into a radar unit on a Korean airstrip.
The Earth's Moon is believed to have been created in the early solar system by a planet called Theia crashing into Earth.
then crashing into a nearby street.
heading back to shore, before crashing into the jetty in what can only be described as a"sail-past" gone wrong.
His performance is an invitation to share the“thoughts crashing into the walls of the heart” and to gather“words of illumination” with an open wide heart.
This… this is like the Hindenburg crashing into the Titanic, and other stuff that's really bad for this bank!
Salty went to the Dieselworks, but ended up crashing into a flatbed of fuel cans in his hurry to return to the Docks.
forms crashing into forms.
heading back to shore before crashing into the jetty and leaving most of its occupants all wet.
hall some distance away, followed by the sound of a heavy sword crashing into a table.
Cockpit audio recordings of the doomed Air France Flight 447 revealed that just before crashing into the Atlantic Ocean, one of the pilots actually shouted:“F**k, we're dead!”.
he's a heartbeat away from crashing into this world.
to prevent them crashing into things.
The silver Ford Fiesta hit cyclists and pedestrians at 7.37am before crashing into the security barriers.
He began lowering the plane towards the landing in New York, while almost crashing into the GE Building, 259 meters high.
But on September 11, as he watched television replays of airplanes crashing into the World Trade Center in New York.
when suddenly I had to brake on the nostalgia to avoid crashing into eternity.
a deadly virus or a comet crashing into the planet.
The commercials enigmatically depicted various scenes from what appeared to be a short narrative that climaxed with a car crashing into a swimming pool.
then picture a plane crashing into the train wreck and then picture a bird flying overhead of the wreck