Examples of using Had opened in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Henning Schaper, told reporters that his staff had opened the frame to remove the shredder and batteries ahead of the exhibition.
In November, the government said its freight rail link between eastern China and Spain had opened, allowing factory goods to reach Spain in just over 20 days.
He claimed that the Lord had opened his eyes so that from then on he could freely visit heaven and hell,
In 2015, up to the end of April, Rafah had opened for only five days with only around 5,000 people crossing.
He claimed that the Lord had opened his eyes, and he now had the ability to freely visit heaven
There he met Michael Garnier, a man with an imposing French fur trapper mustache who had opened a bed-and-breakfast hundreds of miles from any potential guests.
He had opened a door for Einstein and all the physicists who came after him to glimpse the interplay of hidden,
When the trial had opened a year earlier,
He claimed that God had opened his eyes, so that from then on he could freely visit heaven and hell,
This from an office that had opened(officially, at least)
In 1932 he studied for a short time in the painting studio that Joseph Zaritsky had opened.
The government of Hungary had opened its border with Austria in August 1989,
He claimed that the Lord had opened his spiritual eyes, so that from then on he could freely visit heaven
nervously jumped out of a plane and now found that my parachute had opened and I could enjoy the float to earth.
She said my parents and brother had opened a newsstand in heaven in front of the angel school.
So many leaves had opened, withered and fell off in that time… and so many had still to open and fall off.
Landon had opened his eyes, and to the amazement of everyone, did not show any kind of brain damage.
Higaonna Sensei had opened his house in Nishimachi as a dojo and was teaching his art to his disciples without charging any tuition.
The Empire State Building, the world's tallest building, had opened formally on May 1, 1931.
When the doors had opened and Clary had seen her face- white and set and frantic- she had known.