Examples of using Be a curse in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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I must be a curse.
But it can be a curse as well.
Magic doesn't have to be a curse.
Could be a curse or a blessing.
You know, this disease may not be a curse after all.
It can be a curse or a blessing.
That what costs us 10 pounds in one context can be a curse.
That can be a curse and a blessing.
Never married, which, as we know, if you were a woman, would be a curse.
It has to be a curse, like in the movies.
Trackability has traditionally been thought of as a blessing, but it can be a curse.
That can be a curse, can be a blessing.
Immortality- the film is suggesting- might be a curse, rather than a blessing.
It may be a curse, it's certainly a blessing.
The further north you go the more chance you have got of being tormented by midges-they can be a curse in Scotland in summer.
Life can be a curse… as well as a blessing.
But for a movement whose very existence depends on prompt action at any favorable moment and on the independent thought and action of its supporters,centralism could but be a curse by weakening its power of decision and systematically repressing all immediate action.
Love like that can be a curse, not just because one grieves, but because it will be hard to love again, to settle for anything less.
But I think there's another debate to be asked, which is the level of control we have over our tax money,that what costs us 10 pounds in one context can be a curse; what costs us 10 pounds in a different context, we may actually welcome.
Normally it's a curse, but now it seems worthwhile.
It's a curse at one level and a potentially immense gift at another.
But the gout… it's a curse from the Eternal Blue Sky.
And it's a curse because i have to choose who goes with me.
It's a curse, I assure you.
You're a curse. Get out of my office.
Whether this is a curse or a blessing, I don't know.
It's a curse, not remembering a miracle.
It is a curse at one level- and a potentially immense gift at another.