Examples of using One from each in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Through the collaboration of the European Union and local European embassies, this project will present films, one from each participating nation,
Every human being starts out the same way: two cells, one from each parent, found each other and became one. .
this project will present films, one from each participating nation,
Those who successfully complete the program will receive two Bachelors degrees, one from each institution, and will be eligible to continue into post-graduate education in either Israel
he will play a game; two teams, one from each universe, seek out 12 items of great power, six from each universe.
The druid can change into as many as three different animal forms per day- one from each category of reptile, mammal, and bird- but only once for each form within a single day.
Through the collaboration of the European Union and local European embassies, this project will present ten films, one from each of its participating nations,
To the counsel of Heeren XVII, eight delegates were provided by the Chamber of Amsterdam, four from Chamber Zeeland and one from each of the smaller Chambers.
five selected dance artists, one from each organisation, are embarking upon a two-year period of research and development and take part in a week-long residency in each of the museums,
five selected dance artists, one from each organisation, will embark upon a period of research and development and take part in a week-long residency in each of the museums, giving them regular
five selected dance artists, one from each organisation, will embark upon a period of research and development and take part in a week-long residency in each of the museums, providing regular opportunities
five selected dance artists, one from each organisation, will embark on a two year period of research and development, and will take part in a week-long residency
I'm going to show you two movies, one from each of two conditions of an experiment, and because you're going to see just two movies, you're going to see just two babies, and any two babies differ from each other in innumerable ways.
One from each side.
One from each side.
Choose one from each tribe.
Choose one from each list.
Hurst said one from each academy.
At least one from each person.
One from each of the six families.