Examples of using Every encounter in English and their translations into Hebrew
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
Every encounter is a meeting.
This is how we both grow every encounter.
Every encounter with them is memorable!
I grow from every encounter with you.
Every encounter with her was impactful.
People also translate
In every conversation, in every encounter.
As well as every encounter or experience.
For Kim Gordon and Bill Nace, time together these days is limited to liveperformances and recording, so they bring all their magic to every encounter.
I dread every encounter with them.
If you also have a carnal appetite,you probably know that not every encounter with meat becomes a love story.
But not every encounter happens in a pickup game.
In replaying the day, I once again saw Every encounter with disgruntled customers.
Not every encounter with a police officer is a stop.
It was an all-consuming desire to be on the inside,to feel the infinite fullness of reality in every moment and in every encounter- it was an attempt to fully experience eros.
After every encounter there is the possibility of injury.
This is possible, among other things,thanks to a governmental decision from the 1990s to document every encounter between doctor and patient, a decision which made Israel's medical data base the second biggest in the world.
Every encounter lingers like a ghost, following me all the way home.
Leaders relentlessly upgrade their team, using every encounter as an opportunity to evaluate, coach, and build self-confidence.
Every encounter we have ever had with him, he's never used a gun.
Business leadership will depend more and more on emotional intelligence, the ability to listen deeply, to have empathy, to articulate change, to motivate others--the very capacities that the arts cultivate with every encounter.
Therefore, every encounter with medicine is an experiment.
In every encounter with officials, as he faced those who come to inquire about identities, papers, or taxes, he became incredibly creative.
A significant inner change requires us to understand that everything we do, every encounter with others, every breath we breathe, when done with proper attention and accompanied by deep understanding, becomes spiritual practice.
In every encounter with the horse we connect on the one hand power to speed and power and on the other are exposed to its tenderness and softness.
We bring union and harmony to every encounter, whether it's a random meeting on the street, a talk with our child, or a family reunion.
Every encounter between a grieving family and those who killed their child is, without a doubt, terrible- but they usually look different than what I witnessed.