Examples of using Quipped in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This is not middle school, I can't take his cellphone,” she quipped.
Albert Einstein once quipped that compound interest was the most powerful force in the universe.
Asked if she was well during a trip to Northern Ireland in 2016, she quipped“Well, I'm still alive”.
Comedian Bob Hope once quipped that a bank will lend you money as soon as you can prove that you don't need a loan.
I thought things would be a little more quiet for me over the first year,” he quipped.
he goes around playing golf courses I only dream about," quipped Bloomberg.
you can be a millionaire, too,” he quipped to The New York Times recently.
When in the 1970s Jean-Luc Godard quipped that television viewers ought to be paid to watch, it was assumed he was sarcastically commenting on the quality of broadcasting.
She quipped that clinicians used to be supported by data scientists
In the second presidential debate he quipped to Clinton that if he was president:“you would be in jail.”.
And one of them quipped, I'm told,"But she has more natural self than half the other contestants.".
where as George Burns quipped,"Happiness is having a large,
Mae, who once quipped,“You only live once,
As Amanda, John's girlfriend, quipped,'Don't fall in love,
Woody Allen once quipped:“I hate reality
Clinton quipped,“It's just awfully good that somebody with the temperament of Donald Trump is not in charge of the law in our country.”.
Letterman quipped that“State Department authorities are looking into this.
As Will Smith, the American actor, once quipped,“Even Hitler didn't wake up going,‘let me do the most evil thing I can do today.'.
the next hundred years, so we have to be very careful in this period" quipped Hawking.
When asked by reporters what he thought of Trump calling North Korean leader Kim Jong Un“rocket man,” Ri quipped,“I feel sorry for his aides.”.