Examples of using Without a home in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I chose to live my life in a different way, without a home, a permanent job, a car or a degree from the university.
Because in this world, if I were to invite who I desired I would undoubtedly find myself without a home, let alone a television show.
My mama used to say the only thing worse than being without a home is being without a church.
stray animals that might otherwise be without a home.
No woman chooses to live Without a home, unless she's, sleeping with her Italian professor.
Julian Assange is a man without a home who lives the life of the hunted… changing his appearance,
Without a home there is no true freedom,
I chose to live my life in a different way, without a home, a permanent job,
It is easy to live without a home in temperate and traditionally culturally tolerant Hawaii.
receive its own territory, after 2,000 years without a home.
I don't think that we really understand what it means to be without a home.
Good morning, let us continue to pray for our brothers who are suffering without a home and without food.
Offerings of food and clothes are made to comfort and nourish the unfortunate souls without a home, and all graves are cleaned.
presenting Adon's 2013 video work Woman without a Home.
only the rich had bellies. And I wandered, starving and wretched, and without a home.
It turns out that nothing embodies anxiety like a child without a home- and, despite its penchant for adorable pop culture orphans, America has been slow to embrace its own parentless children.
Bini is a young Israeli musician living in New York who's left without a home after the immigration authorities raid the apartment he's been sharing with his unsuccessful band mates.
The tens of thousands of Holocaust survivors who moved in Europe without a home and without a future created an international problem that,
after 2,000 years without a home.
The war had ended, but in almost all cases survivors were left without most or all of their families, without a home to speak of, and with a difficult,