Examples of using Concluded in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
Talks successfully concluded.
He concluded the sentence for her.
I wept as the movie concluded.
The event concluded with a student panel.
Five Year Heirship determination finally concluded.
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Filming on the island concluded on May 26, 2005.
The court concluded that a reasonable likelihood did exist.
In the special column of the contract concluded with the company;
The Committee concluded its work in September 2010.
It's not a straight path, but we're getting there,” he concluded.
In 1994, Israel also concluded a peace treaty with Jordan.
Johnson returned home after the special session concluded.
The investigation concluded she was a trained assassin.
Never be afraid to ask anything of God, my teacher concluded.
The post-mortem concluded that Billy died from a heart attack.
Never be afraid to ask anything of God, my teacher concluded.
Filming concluded in November after eighty-eight days of filming.
If it's all about money, we can shut down this country,” he concluded.
In November 2016, Lipa concluded her tour through Europe.
I had no choice butto work very long hours!” the president concluded.
The peace talks concluded with the return of every inch of occupied Egyptian land.
Roughly nine months after Purcell's testimony concluded, Michael was born.
The fighting concluded with the departure of the Syrian regime forces from the area.
Looking at allthe circumstances this court concluded that were not.
The German contract concluded after one year, yielding no plans for production.
This news comes just days after the show concluded its first season.
Unfortunately, it concluded with my conviction on two counts of first-degree murder.
Looking at all the circumstances, this Court concluded that were not.
The next marriage celebrity concluded with Andrea Dotti, who was an Italian psychiatrist.
The company successfully concluded several clinical trials and pilots including dozens of pregnant women.