Examples of using Were carried in English and their translations into Hebrew
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called Joint Direct Attack Munitions(JDAMs), were carried under the wings, and launched from the cockpits,
which flowed down the carts when their bodies were carried.
Empire in the mid-5th century BC, various gifts and weapons showcasing Athens' strength were carried as well.
which flowed down the carts when their bodies were carried.
some damages of bodies and who made an impression of weak workers were carried off to gas.
the rest were carried to the plain.
The Odyssey speaks of a melody so seductive that the ships were carried to their own demise.
the rest were carried to the plain.
In the party's press conference she accepted the defeat and insisted that the elections were carried through in a correct way and this time without any fraud.
up to 400 troops, which could be increased to 700, if no vehicles were carried.
Extra-low voltage works were carried out, including fire detection systems, emergency public address system and building management system in the theatre halls, public areas, parking lots, and the office building.
In the past, transactions were carried out in"Floors" through a noisy and crowded trading arena.
In this way the Norwegian ships were carried one by one,
these stones were carried here from Africa by a race of Celtic giants.
According to legend, they were carried here centuries ago by a Berber merchant from Damascus;
She thinks it was done as part of human experiments that were carried out in the camp systematically.
She thinks they were done as part of human experiments that were carried out in the camp systematically.
Rascher was also responsible for the series of“freezing experiments,” which were carried out from the middle of August to October 1942.
And our investigations will be completely different from what was done under Saddam Hussein when no investigations were carried out.
For decades, long-distance communications between cities and countries were carried by electrical signals,