Examples of using From the train in English and their translations into Hebrew
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From the train, remember?
They were coming from the train.
Two men jumped from the train.
When you jump from the train, bend your knees to soften the impact.
People also translate
Hi, Laura, it's Josh from the train.".
I will call Jon from the train. We will get a different judge, and even if we can't.
I saw her from the train because I commute to Manhattan everyday and I go straight past here.
Process the evidence from the train.
You can see it from the train and… every night I would come home from work and I would look for you, your face.
Nice view of the coast from the train.
From the train I had seen this rambling farmhouse, and we were lucky, the rent was low enough that even we could afford it.
Throw Momma from the Train, 1987.
That night 14 hostages managed to escape from the train.
Those are all the people from the train that wind up in the garbage dump.
Remember Danny DeVito as Owen in Throw Momma From the Train?
You may have made that call from the train, but I would never receive it here.
Owen was alsoDanny DeVito's character in Throw Momma From The Train.
We might even see the steam from the train coming over the ridge.
They were removed from the train but after Plagge had left they were once more herded onto the train at the order of the SD commander in Vilna.
I can still recall as a child seeing from the train the French flag flying on Rhineland fortresses, with a curious sense that this was somehow unnatural.
In 1943 he was betrayed and captured in Florence by the Nazis and sent to Auschwitz,but during the journey he jumped from the train near Padua and saved himself.
Every week, I pick up rich people from the train… and take them up the mountain.
Another option is to walk directly from the train to the compound, walking about a quarter of an hour 1.17 km.
On July 1, 1941, when the train arrived in Târgu Frumos,654 bodies were removed from the train and transported to the local Jewish cemetery where they were buried.
If you judge a French village by the view from the train, you will probably have a pretty low opinion.
On the third day,the men's car was detached from the train and moved to another track, so that it was standing in parallel of our car.