Examples of using Flared up in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And my left knee flared up again.
It flared up with the death of Khan Berdibek.
The clashes with England flared up again.
Since then, violence flared up against Muslims in other parts of the country.
The clashes with England flared up again.
You have an ulcer which flared up today because you went to a party and drank and smoked.
No, it's just… Look, my coma flared up.
All of the children had atopic dermatitis that flared up in cold weather or during the transition from fall to winter.
A quarrel flared up between Achilles and Agamemnon, and for some time it seemed the Trojans were assured victory.
Desires were extinguished suddenly flared up again.
It flared up in the form of wars of national liberation in South Asia, Latin America, the Arab world, and Indochina.
Over the years, it became stronger, flared up like a flame.
He flared up with rage at this creature with the lusty lips, because he came in just when this official asked for Betty's age.
Danko looked at the people and saw only hatred in their faces,and the flame of desire to save them flared up in his heart!
We have a special news bulletin. Gang violence flared up again in New York tonight when three men died in a spaghetti restaurant on the East Side.
By the end of Perry's term some issues remained outstanding,and tension between the two Koreas flared up from time to time.
Only last month riots flared up again in Alexandria, where hundreds of Muslims threw stones on Christian-owned shops and the police station in the city.
Well, the outbursts of passion and the novel of the artist with Teresa, which flared up in the castle of Buazhelu in Normandy, deserve an exception from the then dark rule.
Periodically it flared up with a vengeance, as when the Soviets rolled into town on white horses in September 1939 and again two years later with the arrival of the Germans in their tanks.
Legend has it that the name derived from the merchants' fiery disputes which flared up around it and the passionate but transitory vows of young lovers who often met here.
A dispute flared up in January 2004 over Egyptian press criticism of Libya's refusal to stop efforts to develop weapons of mass destruction, leading to travel restrictions between the countries. The row was short-lived, and after high-level diplomatic meetings relations quickly returned to normal and the restrictions were lifted.[27] Both Egypt and Libya benefit from 350,000 Egyptians who work in Libya.
The return to community agriculture also has an economic aspect,related to the widespread protests that flared up throughout the world in recent years following the economic crises.
The business stakes of this battle flared up again this week, when the New York-based indie musician Blake Morgan picked a public fight with Internet radio giant Pandora.
The pain may flare up after eating.
But someone had put the flares up♪♪ Got me in the rays♪.
It flares up sometimes.
Like your temper flaring up, being distracted.
Embers left behind can flare up and the damage can begin anew.
A common symptom when the disease flares up is diarrhoea mixed with blood.