Examples of using Moved from in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
If an individual moved from an IQ of 110 to an IQ of 130, they move from being'average' to'gifted.'.
It was during one of those sunsets that my father's idea of the whole being greater than the sum of its parts moved from my head to my heart.
The patriarch of the family, Jacob Ghermezian,(1902- January 3, 2000) moved from Iran to Canada with his four sons in 1964.
she was abducted, moved from place to place.
Scott moved from Houston, Texas to Washington,
We looked at the origin of these goals and how the ball moved from one player to the other in the final sequences that led to goals.
I know i was a handful when my family moved from our farm house to that militia camp in the woods.
In 1961, enrollment having increased to 1400, MUN moved from Parade Street to its present location on Elizabeth Avenue(Main Campus).
With the move to permanent settlement, the Bedouin woman moved from the open horizons of the desert to the four walls of her own house.
Also notable: India's neighbor Sri Lanka moved from the Yes camp to Abstain,
Ocalan moved from Syria to Italy to Russia to Greece and the Greek Embassy in Nairobi,
I was able to watch as the scanner moved from checking the startup files to scanning the Windows registry
her younger brother, Jim, moved from Minnesota across the Mississippi River to the home of their grandmother,
When the“ownership” of the university moved from the city to the state(Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin)
Women moved from such conditions, which were in our blocks in 1942,
Creating new products or services(innovation) moved from being the No. 10 priority in 2007 to the No. 3 priority for 2008.
Many families moved from Italy to the UK because of World War Two
The station was called Gillespie Road and was renamed in 1932 after the team moved from Woolwich to North London.
In the morning the Jewish policemen appeared, moved from house to house, and ordered people to prepare to leave their house at a certain hour.
The station was originally called Gillespie Road, but was renamed in 1932 after the team moved from Woolwich to North London.