Examples of using Found themselves in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Found themselves prisoners.
But they soon found themselves….
They found themselves pregnant.
Now suddenly, they found themselves.
Soon found themselves by the sea.
People also translate
Accordingly the prisoners found themselves.
They found themselves through their art.
The morning after, they found themselves in bed.
They found themselves trapped in an abandoned building.
Jewish communities found themselves under attack.
They found themselves a new Dr Jekyll, but it was Hyde they wanted.
By the time winter came along, they found themselves in.
All educators found themselves in this situation.
And that furthers the isolation that people like John found themselves in.
The two parties in Government found themselves in a stalemate position.
Maybe they… found themselves a toasty corner to wait for the cavalry, huh?
In the 2003- 04 season, the Suns found themselves out of the playoffs.
Two travelers found themselves walking along the same path in the same direction.
Employees resistant to change also found themselves without a job.
Israel and Hamas found themselves on the verge of war before restoring a fragile ceasefire.
And with just the right amount of poetry, they found themselves a handsome ex-cop.
Suddenly, the company found themselves with a mass shortage of skilled workers.
A quarter of ethnic Hungarians found themselves living outside of Hungary.
The top two teams both found themselves on the losing side of the ledger.
Separated from each other, the women found themselves fighting for their lives.
The minions as well found themselves at a loss to maintain their power and wealth.
After Smith left the team, Monaco found themselves descending in the league.
When they awoke, they found themselves at another place entirely.
There, the uprooted family found themselves bereft, penniless and without connections.
The allies, taken by surprise, found themselves fighting two panzer armies.