Examples of using Formally in English and their translations into Hebrew
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To formally apologize.
We haven't been formally introduced.
Formally known as just"Ben.".
We should be formally acquainted.
We can also write this more formally.
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He asked, formally,“May I give you one?”.
Now let's define limits formally.
The find was formally announced on August 9, 2005.
I don't believe we have formally met.
Should the US formally declare war on ISIS?
The British left the European Union formally.
Actually, formally, it works your butt cheeks.
But yet, they still do not formally recognize Israel.
Formally, he knows the answer, for his brothers have already told him.
On 1 May 2009 the Treaty formally entered into force.
Peter Lang, formally Corporal Lang of Her Majesty's Rifle Brigade.
It is not entirely clear whether the couple had formally divorced.
In 1991 he formally became the organization's head.
Such marks are protected as Trademarks even if not formally registered.
In 1867, Cambodia formally became a protectorate of France.
I apologize for invading your mental privacy,Mr. Potter," the Headmaster said formally.
Yeah, that was before you formally announced your decision to let yourself go.
Formally, he does not violate any prohibition, but spiritually, his course is flawed.
The 1931 Constitution was formally effective from 1931 until 1939;
I now formally declare: Georgie is the new head of Red Honor!
In 1870, only 10 percent of Africa was formally under European control.
I need you to formally renounce your title for the press. At the ball.
He will formally join City on 1 July, when the transfer window opens.
These nations formally established diplomatic relations on 29 November 1974.
The project is formally complete and our contribution was expressed in five outputs.