Examples of using Moving toward in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I took the grenade and began moving toward the Egyptian position.
Around the world. too many soldiers are ready to fire on anything moving toward progress.
You become successful the moment you start moving toward a worthwhile goal.
Big bunch of them Moving toward the beach.
How are we personally doing in moving toward that objective?
But Brown on Monday said moving toward a regional grid is essential to achieving California's new 100 per cent clean energy goal without sending electric prices skyrocketing.
A dozen tanks were seen moving toward a palace used by the prime minister and deputy prime ministers.
But Brown on Monday said moving toward a regional grid is essential to achieving California's new 100 percent clean energy goal without sending electric prices skyrocketing.
Dozens of tanks were seen moving toward a palace used by the prime minister and deputy prime ministers.
We urge the Senate to continue moving toward the goal of putting America back on a path to long-term prosperity.".
Even the U.S. and other countries that have been relatively stable will begin moving toward a type of civil unrest not seen in a hundred years.
Then we saw a few demonstrators moving toward the fence, so we moved forward, too.
Dozens of tanks are seen moving toward a palace used by the prime minister and deputy prime ministers.
We have agreed to meet tomorrow and discuss his proposal, with the aim of moving toward a unity government,
we will focus on the process of assembling unified teams that will show the two Koreas' efforts moving toward one goal.”.
often moving toward or away from brightly lit areas.
became ultra-Orthodox, and the remainder dispersed among lower religious levels, with many moving toward being defined as'traditional not so religious.'.
kept her moving toward what she hoped would be a new start.
And you can tell by the way you feel if the things that you're moving toward will please you when you get there.
became ultra-Orthodox, and the remainder dispersed among lower religious levels, with many moving toward being defined as'traditional not so religious.'.