Examples of using Inherited from in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Margaret was a widow with five children, a limited amount of land inherited from her husband, no salary and no prospects.
The genes you inherited from your parents are not the most important factors in determining whether you fall prey to any of the ten leading causes of death.
Blood type and Rhesus factor are inherited from our parents, which means your mom
often at the expense or failure of the constitutions inherited from the colonial powers.
the daughter inherited from her all the best.
his latent multiversal Cosmic Awareness, inherited from his father, is activated.
What I gave her… what the Cabal has summoned from within her… are the gifts she inherited from me.
acquired or inherited from Greek colonists of the 8th century BC.
acquired or inherited from Greek colonists of the 8th century BC.
British scientists discovered that gaining weight when the weather is cold is actually part of the survival instinct inherited from our ancestors.
Every person has two copies of the TTR gene, one inherited from each parent.
acquired or inherited from Greek colonists of the 8th century BCE.
often at the expense or failure of the constitutions inherited from the colonial powers.
with a nationalized economy inherited from the workers' state.
George reads from a book he inherited from his grandmother- the same one Dot used to learn to read-
This deeply entrenched Party control network, inherited from the CCP's network of Party branches installed within the army during the war years,
was named for Cassius Marcellus Clay, a 19th-century farmer and incontri melendugno crusader who emancipated the 40 slaves he inherited from his father.
He inherited from his father the power to put an end to the darkness with its simple presence,
This deeply-entrenched Party control network, inherited from the CCP's network of“Party branches installed within the army” during the war years,
The fighter, like his father, was named for Cassius Marcellus Clay, a 19th-century farmer and anti-slavery crusader who emancipated the 40 slaves he inherited from his father.