Examples of using Would cross in English and their translations into Hebrew
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huge ginger brutes they were, would cross the Minch to Hegg to steal our sheep and snatch a wife at the same time.
Mendelssohn's Bible was the bridge over which generations of Jews would cross from the Jewish world to the German world, from the religious to the secular.
If there are those within your order who would cross it with me, we can find a way.
People would cross to the other side of the road when they walked by.
In 1990, if Saddam Hussein had been clearly told that his conquest of Kuwait would cross a red line,
Fiona had a tendency not to use this hand very often, and she would cross the fingers on that hand.
In response, the IDF fired at the main rioters in order to ensure that no one would cross into Israeli territory.
Dr. bishop… Any thoughts on how she would cross to the other side?
The Gotham City Police Department also sends officers to its drawbridges to make sure no one would cross, in or out, without permission.
hoping that this route would cross the North Pole.
Asked if Mr. Mueller's investigation would cross a red line if it expanded to look at his family's finances beyond any relationship to Russia, Mr. Trump said,‘I
During the second season the Coats Land party would cross the continent on foot,
Asked if Mueller's investigation would cross a red line if it expanded to look at his family's finances beyond any relationship to Russia, Trump said,“I would say yes.”.
understand that if the rioters would cross the fence, there is no doubt that this how Israeli communities would look like across the border.
Look at this picture and understand that if the rioters would cross the fence, there is no doubt that this how Israeli communities would look like across the border.
the fleet of Palermo would cross its track behind.
was that the US should not interfere in internal Egyptian politics, and that an attempt to influence the internal dynamic in Egypt would cross a red line.
It was simply that he was the right leader for the generation that left Egypt but not the right leader for their children who would cross the Jordan and engage in conquering a land and building a society.
clinically significant amounts would cross only late in gestation and thus would present no direct risk to the embryo-fetus during early development.
In 1990, if Saddam Hussein had been clearly told that his conquest of Kuwait would cross a red line,