Examples of using The wind blew in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The wind blew us pretty far.
Suddenly the wind blew, Zagashev.
Yeah, the one that the wind blew over.
The wind blew fiercely and silently,
She asked her if she did not wonder why it did not flutter when the wind blew.
No matter from what direction or with what velocity the wind blew, smoke from the altar always rose straight up into heaven.
walking hand in hand, and then the wind blew the woman's wig off her head.
go wherever the wind blew him.
The wind blew from the west, my princess proudly flown tracks
Didn't get six steps before the wind blew a blade of lemongrass into his skull.
But if the wind blew from the south instead of the north this conversation would not be taking place.
During the hot season, from May to September, the wind blew from the south-west.
It was a fine June day, brilliant with sunlight, but over this unsheltered land high in the sky, the wind blew with unendurable ferocity.
But could you handle it if the wind blew strong enough to become a tornado?
The wind blew strongly and loudly but the view in front of me was incredible- this huge empty space,
We got together every time we could because each of us wanted to pump the other for whatever straws we could to find which way the wind blew from the heart of May Martha Mangum--rather a mixed metaphor;
Wherever the wind blows you.
Whenever the wind blows, you think Sally's whispering something to you.
When the wind blows one way,
And whenever the wind blows this way♪.