Examples of using One voice in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Whether you heard more than one voice, whether you heard any snippets of conversation,
Those of us who love Israel in the United States are not of one mind and one voice on this matter.
It was released along with a performance DVD of his 2007 tour, One Voice Live, filmed at London's Hammersmith Apollo.
there should be more than one voice.
And I believe this has to start with understanding that we have more than one voice.
they're far more believable than just one voice.
Ms. Mac… I heard more than one voice on those phone calls.
In 2016 40 percent of all adults performed at least one voice search per day.
In fact, already in 2016 40 percent of adults performed at least one voice search per day.
In a successive quodlibet, one voice has short musical quotations and textual quotations while the other voices provide homophonic accompaniment.
I might be one voice in the cyber wilderness, but better one than nothing.
The Power of One Voice Interview with Deborah Ellis,
These paintings resemble, in her view, one voice solo singing compared to the rich choire of hues in Transitional space 1 and Transitional space 2.
I call upon my fellow leaders to stand together and to speak with one voice, loud, clear, and strong… so General Florez,
they need one voice, a leader, a master,
Luke was in a delusional state, making him highly susceptible to the one voice that he heard in his head.
This final song can also be made available on CD or MP3 for participants to take home- a special reminder of the fantastic experience of One Voice.
Since we see only one thing with two eyes, and hear only one voice with two ears, and so on unite with each other in some part of the body before being considered by the soul.
One Voice nurtures the power of song that is in all of us and, by combining all the voices in a team, demonstrates how the power of self-realisation
Since we see only one thing with two eyes, and hear only one voice with two ears, and so on unite with each other in some part of the body before being considered by the soul.