Examples of using Had fought in English and their translations into Hebrew
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If ye had fought like a man, ye wouldn't have to die like a dog.”.
A child I had fought for.
Ludwig had fought with the singers.
They had fought to stay alive and now I needed to fight for my life and that's exactly what I'm doing.”.
They had fought a war against a country with a monarch and were afraid that one man with unchecked powers,
But they held their grip on the soldiers who had fought on them, on those who dared to go back.
As if those three millions had fought for the right to be free themselves,
His lack of economic skill, coupled with the many wars that the Russians had fought under his rule, meant that the economy was in a very bad state.
The Israeli government's reluctance to conduct independent investigations continued even after Israeli soldiers who had fought in Operation Cast Lead made allegations of unlawful IDF conduct.
the remaining Poles that had fought in both campaigns retreated with the British Army to the United Kingdom.
Even militants from other parties who called themselves socialists and who had fought the Bolshevik party were admitted to the Communist Party.
In his floor speeches, he sometimes referred to himself as one of the few living members of Congress who had fought against fascism.
In 1066, after the Norman conquest of England, all the land in the country was seized by William the Conqueror and parceled out to those who had fought with him.
The same buzzwords he had fought in the first place, to get Section A those very perks that made them so productive.
other Arab jihadists who had fought in Iraq, as well as approximately 50 Lebanese extremist Sunnis.
Each bull was worth over one thousand dollars and after they had fought the great bull they were worth less than two hundred dollars and sometimes less than that.
In his floor speeches as a congressman, he sometimes referred to himself as one of the few living members of Congress who had fought against fascism.
The peace Treaty of Saint-Germain, gave France the right to confiscate permanently the property of those who had fought in enemy armies during the war.
At the conclusion of the war, the Polish Forces that had fought alongside the Western Allies numbered about 210,000 persons.
Especially notable among the French mercenaries were professional career soldiers who had fought in the Algerian War.