Examples of using Compared it in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I compared it to my card.
In fact, many people compared it to a war zone.
We compared it to Hamilton's.
Abby went the extra step and compared it to the Interpol database.
He compared it to the wind: something felt but not seen.
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Many a man has woven fantasies about the beauty of the moon and compared it with the flawless beauty of a woman.
And I compared it to my mom.
This Kiss" receivedmostly positive reviews from music critics, who compared it to"Call Me Maybe" and"Good Time".
So you compared it to the list of casualties?
Their study took data fromnearly 2000 public opinion surveys and compared it to the policies that ended up becoming law.
Jellinek compared it to a vinyl record in a world of MP3 files.
They went through 20 years of data fromnearly 2000 public opinion surveys and compared it to the policies that ended up becoming law.
Astronauts compared it to spent gunpowder.”.
And it was reallywhen people looked at the structure of serotonin and compared it with LSD that they really began to think.
I compared it to what we got from your C.I., and it all lines up.
(Laughter) LN: And he processed it, and compared it to 37 known and modern-day mammal species.
I compared it to the dispatch calls from the cab company, and… My friend is missing.
But when I checked the morphology of the diaper, and compared it to the trace that I found on the clothing, there was no match.
We compared it to a set of unknown prints that we found on some duct tape at the crime scene.
Well, we got your photo of the guy Denisov released--the Anneca VP-- compared it to known company execs and got a match-- Jeffrey Hanover.
Compared it against video From social networking sites, corporate press.
Well, Henry just compared it to Jordan Lowell's DNA.
I compared it with many other programs and I stopped on ARPOS, because it's well-done and well-priced.
The surgeon in-in Boston compared it to dismantling a bomb with your eyes closed, and the one in Chicago said it was patching a dam with gum.
They compared it with the bullet that the crime squad recovered from where you shot Jesus.
She compared it to, like, when a basketball player, you know, can't make a free throw.
He himself compared it with the revolutionary idea of Copernicus who‘made the observer turn round(the sun) and kept the stars still'.
Ambinder compared it to sitting outside a football stadium and trying to understand what was happening on the ground just by listening to the intensity of the crowd reaction.