Examples of using Falls upon in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The lot falls upon Jonah.
I would have the rebel king know what doom falls upon him.
Darkness falls upon the room.
We must turn the keys when the light falls upon them.
Night falls upon the little town.
In our time, this job falls upon us.
The job falls upon Angel's shoulders.
He was told:“It is the water which falls upon it every day.
He no longer falls upon his knees before the.
Only one can exit this room, and the choice of whom falls upon you.
But, as Master of Coin, it falls upon me to calculate the cost for the crown.
I'm interested in why you feel punishing this man falls upon you.
Only once the viewer's gaze falls upon them and isolates them from their surroundings do they become"objects.".
Job humbles himself, is more than satisfied, and falls upon his face.
Words falls upon the facts like soft snow, blurring the outline and covering up all the details.
Black objects, as opposed to any other color,absorb the greatest amount of light that falls upon them.
Jealous of the rain that falls upon your skin It's closer than my hands have been I am jealous of….
Whoever thinks he can be comfortable near a wolf and can turn him into a domestic puppywill be astounded when one day it falls upon his flock.
A mass of Latin words falls upon the facts like soft snow, blurring the outlines and covering up the details.
In most places right now,the job of managing, and protecting the organizational data falls upon the understaffed and overworked IT team.
Its full responsibility falls upon the Arab nation, peoples and governments, wth the Palestinian Arab people at their head.
At this appointed hour, as tradition dictates, it falls upon the upper class to administer what is known simply as"The Trials.".
And so the job falls upon you, Durza to remind those who resist my rule that as long as I am king disloyalty will be punishable by death.
It is an awesome burden, but one which nonetheless falls upon our shoulders, since our actions and decisions affect our own lives, not to mention those of others.
For land that has drunk the rain that often falls upon it, and produces a crop useful to those for whose sake it is cultivated, receives a blessing from God.
The answer is obvious: The tax on land values falls upon the owners of land, and there is no way in which they can shift the burden upon any one else.
