Examples of using Fared in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Camille fared better.
I'm not sure how the others fared.
Which Team Fared Better?
They fared the same as everyone else.
Second generation fared better.
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Think I fared better than Wyler.
Even then, Egypt fared well.
Kaidu We fared well, Great Khan.
See how all other nations fared HERE.
Hope Jack fared better than you.
So, that kid in this crash fared very well.
The Mustangs fared better: the bunker was hit, and the encampment burned down.
But the soldiers fared very well.
I want to be there to see how it fared.
My brother and I fared differently.
Local elections: how the parties fared.
Obviously, he fared better here.
But not all solar technologies fared well.
Unfortunately, not all the equipment fared so well. I don't think this is gonna be much use to anyone.
The candidates from 27 division fared far better.
Doctors fared better with vaccination, with only 14 percent of women reporting no advice or advice inconsistent with recommendations.
Those on the outskirts of town fared a bit better.
Can I have access to the recordings to see how it fared?
The first paper looks at how 60 diabetics fared during the 26-day program;
And so this is a test that's very much rigged in favor of the car seat, OK? So,that kid in this crash fared very well.
As our scores show, some central banks have fared better than others in devising such policies.
Nevertheless, in the current study, the researchers did not conduct a comprehensive comparison among lizards withdifferent limb sizes to see how they fared against the wind.
In comparison, the DS version of the game fared well, earning an 8.5 out of 10 or"Great" rating.
Berwald's music was not recognised favourably in Sweden during his lifetime,even drawing hostile newspaper reviews, but fared a little better in Germany and Austria.
This is the story of how theSS at Auschwitz together with the few inmates who survived fared in the last days of the war and its aftermath.