Examples of using Recounted in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The president was very sharp on the thing, and said,‘I want to know how this happened,'” a top White House adviser recounted.
According to Earp, the McLaury's had been waiting for a chance to get even ever since, and he recounted several threats he received from McLaury as evidence.
In 1931 Cummings traveled to the Soviet Union and recounted his experiences in Eimi, published two years later.
which recounted the experiences of Beatie Bryant,
She recounted an incident in which a Palestinian reporter took a picture of one of the soldiers aiming a gun at a boy's head.
Hill also recounted an instance in which Thomas examined a can of Coke on his desk
Wilson recounted that he met watermelon merchants from the area resting in the shade of this tree.
In an interview last week, Farrow recounted the 1992 incident, which allegedly took place when she was 7 years old.
Jing also recounted laws passed by the governments of Israel,
She also recounted how the Chinese regime banned her from entering Sanya, China where the Miss World 2015 competition was being held.
All the village recounted his childhood wisdom
She recounted that her grandfather was a man of great moral standing,
In her interrogations, Tatour recounted how she kept looking at the video showing the moment Israa was shot and was convinced that she was not going to attack anyone.
Several Falun Gong practitioners in Fremont recounted the persecution of Falun Gong in China at the human rights commission meeting.
The baby cried,” recounted another woman, remembering a radio operator in her unit who was forced to silence her hungry newborn as they hid from the Germans.
In her interrogations, Tatour recounted how she kept looking at the video showing the moment Israa was shot and was convinced that she was not going to attack anyone.
Ms. Zhao recounted what happened to her,“In March 2014,
because it was a speech of hope, and that is what we should have heard,” Peretz recounted.
she received a pink diary from her father as a gi, and in it, she recounted the experiences of her everyday life.
Decades later, as we talked over hot tea in Tel Aviv, she recounted how cold she had felt every night that summer.