Examples of using Really began in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I said no, and really began to worry.
And that's when learning really began for me.
And it really began with a base of zero last year,
But things really began to take off when family friend and singer-songwriter Nikki Smith shared them on her fanpage.
this story really began when George returned to the village of Loar.
It really began with the extremely bad decision to incorporate Germanic warriors into the Roman Army.
When I think about it, the history of the summer really began that night I drove over to my cousin Daisy's for diner.
that moment was when my life really began.
That was the day his life really began, the day he met Linda.
In that act, that informal, bottom-up act of transgression, really began to trickle up to transform top-down policy.
Al Qassam really began to kill not only Jews,
It was Martin's successor Nicholas V(1447-1455) who really began much of the urban development of the renaissance in Rome.
I think this was a time when my family really began to realize what disability meant to some people: fear.
the story really began in 1926 with the birth of a half-blood wizard named Tom Morfin Riddle.
And it only really began to fall into place for me when one day, I went to interview a South African psychiatrist named Dr. Derek Summerfield.
It is an incredible view of life, and it really began when we began to understand the depth of time.
Well, I suppose it all really began a year ago when James Woods and I met at a press event and began seeing each other.
That's when he started seeing things that"really began to disturb me," he recalls.
And it was really when people looked at the structure of serotonin and compared it with LSD that they really began to think.
I am going to take my students back to kindergarten, so to speak, and look at where their learning inability really began.".