Examples of using Was presented in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The idea of an electric field was presented by Michael Faraday.
Thereafter, he was presented for inquest.
In short, Homo habilis, which was presented as a different species by some evolutionists, was in reality
On November 18, 2004, she was presented the Thomas Merton Award.
This criminal Zionist Jew is responsible for concocting the contrived fiction that was presented to us as the 9/11 Commission Report(i.e. official story).
When I was invited to celebrate(my) departure from prison, I was presented as a hero who did this and that.
The Japanese Peace Bell was presented to the United Nations by the United Nations Association of Japan.
Also, in the first outdoor kitchen designed with Sintered Stone that was presented some months ago,
Writing of the manifesto began as a document of principles, which was presented to a staff of intellectuals, members of Zehut- a staff that represented all shades of Israeli society proportionally.
In earlier times this truth was presented in pictorial form
Bagration's unique archive was presented by his second wife,
In 1987, the band started to work on a new album, which was presented by Coleman and Walker as a studio project to the rest of the band.
When the Bank of Israel's report was presented, we cited the structural deficit, and said explicitly that it had to be dealt with.
On the online Shufersal[supermarket chain] site for example, initially a large number of products was presented on every row.
As this was presented to me by a ninja master I pass this to you.
In“religious” anti-Semitism, the Jews- characterized as the devil or his associate- were blamed for killing Jesus who was presented as God's son.
The exhibition- which was presented for the third time in Israel- was launched by Efrat Dashti,
CHEVROLET CAPTIVA'S first generation was launched in 2006 out of the inspiration of the CHEVRLOET 3sx concept cat that was presented in 2004.
an estimated 20 tons, so it was presented to the National Gallery in 1836.
The exhibition- which was presented for the second time in Israel- was launched by Almog Modai,