Examples of using Several groups in English and their translations into Hebrew
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At the same time, several groups- including the Alans and the Huns- were moving into Turkmenistan from the east and north.
Several groups of workers said they typically worked 12 hours per day,
If you are using several groups of references, which is relatively rare,
Several groups of workers said they typically worked 12 hours per day,
In 1942, several groups of young women were sent to work on the railway line of Gajewo.
Several groups have come together for another The Call event which will be in Detroit on November 11th.
The newspaper named several groups that are accused of receiving foreign funds without prior authorization.
For example: If you have several groups of contacts(new, loyal,
The hi-tech industry in Israel is not monolithic and is made up of several groups of companies, each with unique characteristics and needs.
How they work in practice has recently been clarified in experiments involving several groups of power athletes.
Nevertheless, the difference in the construction methods of the towers might indicate that the castle was constructed by several groups of masons.
organization which permitted several groups of laborers to work simultaneously.
Odessa was occupied by several groups, including the Ukrainian Tsentral'na Rada,
But several groups of a dozen or more protesters stayed behind,
Odessa was occupied by several groups, including Ukrainian Tsentral'na Rada,
But several groups of a dozen or more protesters stayed behind,
About 20 years ago, I was in South Africa, working with the parties in that conflict, and I had an extra month, so I spent some time living with several groups of San Bushmen.
yet there are several groups of people for whom the probability of infection is especially high.
According to Donmeh tradition, moreover, aside from several groups of Sabbatian families which still later joined them from Poland,
However, around the time I began to study glaucoma, several groups, including seminal work done by a GRF scientific advisor(Martin Raff),