Examples of using Headway in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Dysart has a great deal of difficulty making any kind of headway with Alan, who at first responds to questioning by singing advertising jingles.
gotten headway into who tattooed that case on Jane.
And the fact that we haven't made any headway whatsoever doesn't have me down at all.
If you weren't making headway, you should have come to me.
I'm using WP 3.0 and the Headway theme 1.6- and… it doesn't work.
Some months back, I asked them to look into your case and they have made some headway.
I think Roan is making some good headway here and we should let him finish.
we offer training courses«Headway»(elementary and pre-intermediate) and«New Millenium English» for the 11th grade of high school.
I mean, you don't think one little peace organization… can make much headway against the European war panic?
hasn't made much headway on human rights
I would wager that the influx in cash came in after Norris BioTech made headway on the ricin vaccine.
we have made some headway on the case and we were able to locate Tommy Yates.
Many who know they are lightworkers have made exemplary headway in dealing with 3D situations simultaneously with advancing toward 4D's expanded horizon, so that passage isn't a revelation
so please tell me we're making headway on the home healthcare aide.
the Russians have made significant headway towards this[goal], and what is so far preventing the meeting is Egypt's fear of the Saudi reaction to it.
There is no doubt that the Spiritual Science we have been studying for many years is beginning to make more and more headway in the world and to find increasing understanding in the hearts and minds of our contemporaries.
dedicated efforts on behalf of animals' rights and fairness in judicial systems are making headway.
The Western Union Company's global digital money-moving capabilities are making significant headway across the Middle East,
And, despite the light's immense headway in weakening the Illuminati's global network,
seemed unable to make any theoretical headway by the late 1980s, says economist Jörn-Steffen