Examples of using Was between in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The political classification was between those who had been conquered or who had submitted themselves to the power of Islam and those who had not.
In the original console the battery time was between 2.5 and 6 hours of play,
In the HAPO study, the risk of preeclampsia was between 13% and 37% higher, although not all possible confounding factors were corrected.
The longest kiss in movie history was between Jane Wyman and Regis Tommey in the 1941 film,
There was a moment last night when she was between the Finnish dwarves and the Maori tribesmen… Oh, yeah… where I thought I could really spend the rest of my life with this woman.
The real rivalry in the family was between the two mothers, Sarah
The shortest war in the world was between Britain and Zanzibar and lasted for 38 minutes.
There was something about the comfort of the filter and how much information was between us and the experience.
Now I won't lie: The last time we asked, it was between“makeup artist” and“horseback rider”- so who really knows with this one.
The primary statistical comparison was between the Carisoprodol 250 mg and placebo groups in both studies.
My average HR over this 6 hour ride was 141 and average power output was between 190 and 200 watts.
The choice was between a bad agreement,
The bug guy says insect activity indicates that the time of death was between six and 12 weeks ago.
We know the weapon was between four and eight feet from Jason Kinsey,
In Palestine, however, the civil war was between the Hamas Islamists and the PLO bourgeois nationalists,
the only time that you and Greg… were really separated was between the age of 12 and 15.
The longest kiss in movie history was between Jane Wyman and Regis Tommey in
finally agreeing that it was between nine thousand and ten thousand dollars.
In both situations, the communication was between two video conferencing systems in a point to point conversation and in certain situations, of multi-point conferences using a bridge.