Examples of using Phrase that in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I love a phrase that was offered me by two young women who are interfaith innovators in Los Angeles, Aziza Hasan and Malka Fenyvesi.
therefore, every phrase that is supposed to be symbolic must be a symbol of something.
Have the student repeat any phrase that did not arrive where you are until you are satisfied that it did.
Or you're told that you're‘in your head too much,' a phrase that's often deployed against the quiet and cerebral.
Apparently, the phrase that occurs in the poem"Mtsyri",
The phrase that you want, if you're a graduate student
The phrase that you are starting to take after the person
When someone feigns sadness they“cry crocodile tears,” a phrase that comes from an old myth that the animals cry while eating.
All because she invoked the phrase that literally became her mantra:"This is not about me.".
The text is called“The Great Replacement”, a phrase that originated in France and has become a rallying cry for European anti-immigration extremists.
We have to get that book translated and find the phrase that will put the lid back on all this bullshit.
He used a phrase that had never before been used in a real world economic crisis.
As 2019 ends, the phrase that comes to mind is"what an interesting year!".
You have all heard the phrase that a chain is only as strong as its weakest link.
Have you heard the phrase that says"the wise man is full of doubts and the ignorant of certainties"?
The phrase that Hitler coined for the Germans,‘a sleep-walking people',
Below you will find lists with the name of the presents and a phrase that can be beaten.
A phrase that has become popular in this connection is“fibro fog”,
Repeat any phrase that was not actually acknowledged until you are satisfied the student heard and understood what you said and that the acknowledgment was said in such a way as to end the communication.
A phrase that has become popular in this connection is“fibro fog”, or a mental foggy