Examples of using Was to leave in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In an interview with Vanity Fair, Mirren admitted what she especially hoped for was to leave a legacy that extended beyond whether or not she had children.
In May 2004, it was announced that Jones was to leave Coronation Street after four years of playing Karen.
He said that if the bird looks like she will still be productive, I was to leave her in the cage.
(Laughter)(Applause) The goal was to leave something to this community, but I feel that they are the ones who left something in our lives.
My plan was to leave a treasure map downstairs for Maris with clues to lead her to my whereabouts.
I had an hour to realize what a bad idea it was to leave you here alone,
And now, Don was to leave Ruth with the belief he had perished.
Said the only way out was to leave the same way my father came into the business.
One was to leave the secular world
Furthermore, it stated, no one in the world would pay any attention to anything he might say, because he was to leave office in a few days.
At one time, the best way to shop was to leave your home and visit a store.
At one time, the only way to shop was to leave your home and visit a store.
the president came to the conclusion that the best choice was to leave the country.
the president came to the conclusion that the best choice was to leave the country.
whose only gift was to leave me to die in the woods.
Eventually, his other life caught up to him, and the only way to keep you and your mom safe was to leave.
suffocating" Belgian farming village and his only goal was to leave.
This decision followed a long debate and tedious negotiations whose purpose was to leave an American presence in Iraq forever,
This decision followed a long debate and tedious negotiations whose purpose was to leave an American presence in Iraq forever,
audience among Cambodian nationalists, although Tokyo's policy in Indochina was to leave the colonial government nominally in charge.