Examples of using Were never able in English and their translations into Hebrew
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While early learning to communicate with each other by means of signs and sounds, they were never able to make their people understand these new symbols.
Luna did inadvertently provide us with a clue, but we were never able to get anywhere with it.
She helped me so much to understand these things that you and I were never able to talk about.
Their bodies had been stripped of all identification, and we were never able to make any kind of forensic matches.
Even though Erica and my dad were never able to actually say the words,
My army searched for months… but we were never able to find a body
They take charge of their lives even if they were never able to before, and they work hard to achieve health and peace of mind.
For all your wisdom, you were never able to take the long view of history.
had to run away, to save their lives, and they were never able to come back to rescue this hoard.".
Civic employees scoured the evidence storage room but they were never able to locate it.
And let's agree today that the next generation of viewers and audiences, that they deserve to see the stories we were never able to see.
The real motivation of the locals- the strong desire to be free of their oppressors- the colonialists were never able to understand.
However, the system was still being developed and tunnel operations were never able to bring them home.
and… they were never able to have kids.
Doctors were never able to identify the cause of his ailments,
But while the Policía Nacional were never able to uncover his real name
You were never able to forget your body,
As a result, the Italians were never able to successfully occupy and secure the entire country including the emperor's relocated capital at Gore in the southwest.
Decades of anti-poverty programs right in his community were never able to rescue him or any of the hundred other slaves from the beatings
subsequently suffering a 50% causality rate from which they were never able to recover, materially or psychologically.