Examples of using Two generations in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Two generations may have to go by before someone raises a hand to say,"Look, the sun's coming out[a metaphor].
As those needs have changed dramatically in the past two generations, commitment to this ideology that they generated has declined as well.
The subsequent two generations would take birth in the camp and live their entire lives in the prison and die there.
That is the story of the last two generations- the X generation and the Millennials- who have fewer chances than their parents of belonging to the middle class.
This is probably the most important advantage of the first two generations of the model.
The subsequent two generations would be born in the camp and must also live their entire lives in servitude and die there.
The subsequent two generations of family members would be born in the camp and must also live their entire lives and die there.
Almog Architects is a firm that unites two generations of architects, Moshe and Tali Almog, father and daughter.
There will be new thinking, new thought and new revelation in the next two generations, even some of it in the next 18 years.
The terms“Indigo” and“Crystal” were given to these two generations because they most accurately describe their aura colors and energy patterns.
The very earliest Church Fathers, of the first two generations after the Apostles of Christ, are usually called the Apostolic Fathers.
The terms“Indigo” and“Crystal” were given to these two generations because they most accurately describe their aura colours and energy patterns.
The very earliest Church Fathers, of the first two generations after The Twelve Apostles of Christ, are usually called the Apostolic Fathers.
Since they require two generations of data, the studies also omit immigrants,
This exile will last two generations, until historical circumstances change,
In 2008, she joined the relatively small band of actors who have played two generations in the same play on different occasions.
And with all this, we also have the disadvantages and the sins of the two generations who were before the destruction of the Temples.
The Osiris cult, which came to symbolize the resurrection of the dead and was identified with the cycles of nature, had been started two generations earlier by the nobility.
With a rich and passionate symphonic thrust, Némirovsky draws two generations of women caught by love:
And it could easily happen that what now looks like miraculous technology could, within two generations, could lead, I'm not saying that it will