Examples of using When each in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
preferably more than one vision, when each vision is in a different area.
We began about five weeks ago when each group was asked to come up with five ideas for interactions associated with a ball, and demonstrate them by means of short video prototypes.
Men are true comrades only when each is ready to give up his life for the other without reflection
In cases of transactions with multiple owners, when each owner prefers a different form of contract with the entrepreneur, then combined transactions must be created.
not a timer, when each piece is done,
One lecture given here can have a great impact, when each listener carries its ideas back to his or her country.
Art movements were especially important in modern art, when each consecutive movement was considered as a new avant-garde.
And that can only happen when each Jew truly cares and loves his or her fellow Jew.
The structure should contain rooms, files, shelves and so on when each space is reserved for specific information.
When each group returns to the hall,
Women first served in the Australian military during World War II when each service established a separate female branch.
I find it very, very easy to be true♪♪ I find myself alone when each day is through♪.
Your sentence is up when each of these files finds its way alphabetically… into that cabinet.
I worry when each of us is seduced by visions of the future that have no place for the other.
then when each of them dies, it is the complete end.
An example is imperfect competition in the labor market, when each candidate has his own skills, characteristics that distinguish him from all others.
When each of you arrived here,
When each of you has a clear idea of your goals and expectations, get together to discuss them.
It happened that we met at the front when each of us did the right thing to defend his homeland.
Cooperation flourishes best when each individual has strong, reciprocated connections to a small number of others.