Examples of using Were passed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And when very many days were passed, and he abode there, Abimelech, king of the Palestines,
Met their early demise in the passed year, just because they were passed by parties who were later exiled to the opposition….
If nothing were passed on to a symbiote it would be, as you say, an empty vessel.
But if they were passed around the neighborhood we might find some on other windshields
other stories, and these were passed on from generation to generation.
In days past, when religious fasting was a communal practice, these sort of practical tips were passed on from generation to generation.
These nearly identical Acts were passed by the two parliaments, because of uncertainty as to which of the two had the ultimate authority to do so.
whilst the stations Molodyozhnaya and Krylatskoye were passed on to the Arbatsko- Pokrovskaya line.
Some of these applications were passed on to entrepreneurs within the framework of“startup” companies or other organizations to develop products for the mariculture market.
ACCESS TO UNIVERSITY FOR ALL CITIZENS In the following months hundreds of laws were passed.
Orders were passed to the Government of India to press for an extradition from the United States, with whom India
From 1705 to 1832 the castle and all properties were passed over to the noble Family of Wiedenbrück.
all the sins of the world were passed onto Him according to the law God had established.
I made meetings with the Dean of Students, and they were passed off and ignored and delayed.
candidate member of the Politburo- these steps of the career ladder were passed in 1938.
Schools were once thought of as places where a society's knowledge and experience were passed on to the younger generation.
There were all sorts of proposals that were passed to us through various entities, but they are not
Many of these Jews were passed back and forth for weeks before a mix of Sk-R units and ethnic German Selbstschutz militia killed them.
And after the antisemitic Nuremberg Laws were passed on 15 September 1935 she changed her mind and argued in favor of the emigration of the Jewish population.
This answer did not convince anyone, and the explanation that links Bacoli's customs to the kashrut considerations that were passed on from mother to daughter seems more reliable.