Examples of using Forbade in English and their translations into Hebrew
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She forbade me.
Certainly not, I flatly forbade it!
But I forbade it.
I forbade him to come back earlier.
Mr. Noonan expressly forbade it, did he not?
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I forbade it, of course.
The city is forbidden.- I know. I forbade it.
Everyone forbade their love.
Forbade the people from paying tax to Caesar.
As if the Directors Guild forbade you to make movies.
I forbade him from… It wasn't me.
No, he just said that he forbade you to read it.
I forbade him to give it to you this month.
Yeah, Artie, you specifically forbade me-- I changed my mind.
There's nothing going on, because I very clearly and emphatically forbade it.
I expressly forbade her from coming tonight.
But the Imperial College expelled him, forbade him to teach again.
The Empress forbade ornate expressions within the palace.
My soldiers copied me, but without shooting, because I forbade them to shoot.
Company policy forbade private use of the computers.
They were all detained under the law of Paragraph 58, which forbade anti-Soviet activity.
Roman law forbade a Roman army to cross the river.
The Russian army retreated when it was necessary to advance, and Apraksin forbade the reserve to enter the battle, although this move could easily turn the tide of battle.
Julian forbade Christians to teach and learn in school as long as they do not move on to the worship of pagan gods.
Due to the two-colored rule, which forbade black people from performing solo, the majority of Vaudeville tap acts were duets.
The law also forbade support for the“illegal settlements”(The Guardian, July 11, 2018).
We cry shame on the feudal baron who forbade the peasant to turn a clod of earth unless he surrendered to his lord a fourth of his crop.
In March 2004, a court order forbade Ríos Montt from leaving the country to see if he was eligible for trial on charges related to jueves negro and the death of Ramírez.
Until the Egyptian government forbade the practice in 1948, the synagogue was used as a place of healing by the local Jewish community.
The pre-revolutionary kingdom of France forbade non-Catholic settlement in New France from 1629 onward and almost all French settlers of Canada were Roman Catholic.