Examples of using To move from in English and their translations into Hebrew
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To move from one city to another, considering the often considerable distances,
And the software would tell us that, well, in frame 14 the left eyebrow begins to move from here to here,
The water taxi is a quick way to move from town to the beach of Grand Anse.
Who need a special permit from the military authority to move from town to town inside Israel itself;
To move from change to change,
One of the seven was said to have been detained for crying and another for refusing to move from an entrance to the Temple Mount meant only for Muslims.
You probably already know that in order to move from level, it is necessary to accumulate experience points.
The tab order for form fields enables people with disabilities to use a keyboard to move from field to field in a logical order.
in frame 14 the left eyebrow begins to move from here to here,
When filling out a form, many people use a keyboard instead of a mouse to move from field to field.
But you have to believe me-- we told our driver not to move from this spot, okay?
The Senate grows anxious for our troops to move from Field of Mars in pursuit of Spartacus.
Our destiny forces us to move from the south to the east,
We need to move from the kitchen to the front of the house so when the EMTs arrive you can easily get into the ambulance.
we covered my decision to move from San Diego to Chita,
The picture seems to move from the plane of the wall directly into the space of the room.
True, their original plan was to move from the official residence on Balfour Street to the nearby president's residence.
In 2015, we made the decision to move from 17 qualifying events to eight," said General Manager of the Games Justin Bergh.
Learning to move from a victim of circumstance to a student of life is a deeply empowering choice to make.
If you like to travel, then you will not be difficult to move from city to city by bus.