Examples of using Were led in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It is a find that the searchers were led to as it is time for Humanity to know more of the truth about your real history.
Calls to change the anthem were led this week by French actor Lambert Wilson,
The moderate Eastern Republicans were led by New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey,
The 4,500 soldiers of the AETO battalion were led on Sunday, February 29 to a mandatory church attendance,
We were led into an examining room, where a nurse instructed my mother to remove her shirt and put on a cotton smock with strings that dangled at her sides.
Also the victims' families were led to believe their loved ones were alive and well through e-mails written by this murderer.
They were led by Judge Death,
You see, we were led to believe the only the mortal souls to enter Syd's quarters were the maid and Syd himself.
Global outflows were led by North American funds,
We were led to believe these trade deals would be sorted, but we're in the unknown.''.
The fight was an overwhelming victory to the Natives, who were led by Crazy Horse and Chief Gall.
The men, women and children were led to a place of execution which usually was located beside a deepened antitank ditch.
Both these small nations were led by men who had not been selected by free elections, who recognized no duty to submit themselves to searching tests of popular acceptability.
To think that only 60 years ago, we were led, shameful, with no hope,
It's like somewhere along the way we were led to believe that knowing too much about a partner somehow makes love less exciting.
The men, women and children were led to a place of execution which in most cases was next to a more deeply excavated anti-tank ditch.
The fight was an overwhelming victory to the Natives, who were led by Crazy Horse and Chief Gall.
Both these small nations were led by men who had not been selected by free elections, who recognized no duty to submit them selves to searching tests of popular acceptability.
The railroad tracks are meant to be reminiscent of the rails on which Jews were led to Auschwitz.
The Pacers were led by the 24-point effort of Ron Artest,