Examples of using Having begun in English and their translations into Hebrew
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stronger, the secret she nurtures having begun, in its turn, to nurture her.
Studies of meteorites show that Jupiter is likely the oldest planet, having begun to form less than a million years after the solar system began. .
Nergon already has a major partner in Japan despite having begun its operations in the incubator only seven months ago.
Having begun in Brooklyn in January, they will conclude
Having begun with a scathing criticism of the corrupting effects of money and misguided servile attitudes towards the wealthy,
despite registration having begun in March.
I had gone to the squalid and muddy district because I preferred adventure, and, having begun, I had to go on.
replied that the"fighting, having begun, must go on to the grim end".
Aliou Cissé(born 24 March 1976) is a Senegalese football coach and former player. Having begun his career in France, he later played
Having begun with a handful of children in Crown Heights,
little iras grow and not you regret having begun to take control of your financial life.
I have begun to move on to more challenging prey.
Investigation should have begun on September 12th.
You have begun to admire this girl.
and your nostrils have begun broadening.
The negotiations have begun.
The nuclear power plants that were destroyed by the bombs have begun to melt down.
At 9 years old have begun to submit to testing.
All this may have begun with a tragic accident.
The Second World War had began in 1939 and continued till 1945.