Examples of using Was sometimes in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This was sometimes more a choice than a necessity as not all of their children would become werewolves.
a prune filling, which was sometimes cooked for days, was added.
we needed to cleanse ourselves of it, and this was sometimes even an attitude among survivors,” he said.
Such a“safe zone” was sometimes even narrower than the one that the CCP intended to set.
The parade was sometimes used as a protest against the British Mandate
Though she couldn't move or speak, she was sometimes aware of some of what was going on around her- a phenomenon known as being‘locked in'.
Henry consulted with Parliament frequently, but was sometimes at odds with the members,
death was sometimes embraced- even welcomed- as an alternative that was preferable to other options.
Henry consulted with Parliament frequently, but was sometimes at odds with them, especially over religious matters.
Henry consulted with Parliament frequently, but was sometimes at odds with the members,
Henry consulted with Parliament frequently, but was sometimes at odds with them, especially over religious matters.
Or if I was in a quiet room, I would try to get people to be quiet, which was sometimes not so easy.
The Lake of Maracaibo has beaches and Carlos was sometimes to bathe with his cousins,
This depends on the following homoeopathic law of nature which was sometimes, indeed, vaguely surmised
This, depends on the following homoeopathic law of nature which was sometimes, indeed, vaguely surmised
She was sometimes in tsam, that is to retreat for several days without seeing anyone,
a language that the researcher partially understood and even was sometimes able to give a message to animals.
Though my father was sometimes a little wild,
Cheddar cheese was sometimes(and still can be found) packaged in black wax,
beans and herrings, and I was sometimes so cold that I actually burned the manuscripts of my early attempts at composition to keep warm,