Examples of using Suddenly realized in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Then I suddenly realized that we have to be able to move from a past-oriented culture to a future-oriented culture.
There I suddenly realized that I did not tell the whole truth to the old woman.
And I suddenly realized,' he says,‘that my English heroine was the girl on the Manhattan boat.
And then, as I watched it, I suddenly realized that I was… watching myself as well.
The refugees, who suddenly realized that their situation was not temporary
When my daughter was about 10, my husband suddenly realized that in her whole life, she had probably not spent more than 10 minutes unsupervised by an adult.
she would also snaked my perfect flowers, which I suddenly realized were glaringly absent from my night.
I just suddenly realized that I would do anything to protect him, keep him safe.
When I saw your face up there after it was all over I suddenly realized I was about to tear down a good person.
When I finally hit the point where I suddenly realized that I was in control of my learning,
who was raised in a culture of self-expression and self-gratification, suddenly realized the opposite possibility of self-sacrifice for a lofty cause?
The men in the room suddenly realized that they didn't want to know her better.
and then I suddenly realized, you are just a nobody.
As he now contemplated the present situation, he suddenly realized that the solution may lie in utilizing various time zones.
Turning back to the letter, she suddenly realized what had happened- what her family had kept hidden for so many years- and began to cry.
Then the officer suddenly realized it too and quickly asked,"Quick,
and my dad suddenly realized he didn't like it one bit.
I mean, how would you feel if you suddenly realized that there's this part of you out there somewhere that you never got to know?
Or maybe, she suddenly realized, that heat was coming from the fact that he was still cradling her in his strong arms.
After the disengagement, Goldstein continues,"a large segment of our public suddenly realized that the flag we had waved all these years hadn? t forged a connection with anyone.