Examples of using Had changed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I had changed my goal.
I thought you had changed.
Many had changed their names.
The Jewish world had changed.
Time had changed both of us.
People also translate
He could not recognize him, he had changed so much.
What had changed with the start of the war?
I thought you had changed yours!
With the light or after the light had changed?
The court had changed its face.
But everyone watching could see the game had changed.
Two children had changed all of that.
As of late 1941-early 1942, the situation had changed.
I didn't think I had changed anything there.
In three months, many things had changed.
But all that had changed when he met her.
Back in the interview room, the light had changed.
I noticed that she had changed her dress style.
I told her that it was Falun Dafa that had changed me.
Technically nothing had changed in my day-to-day life.
Nobody had told investors that the rules had changed.
Two significant things had changed since those days.
Time had changed me though; something inside wasn't the same.
What if something I would done in the past had changed everything?
What if the country had changed so much I could not recognize it?
Roger didn't show that his feelings to Ruth Barlol had changed.
The former shoe salesman had changed Italian football for good.
He had changed and he had no doubt they had as well.
But three years on the run from them had changed a lot of things.
It had changed hands, ultimately landing in the portfolio of United States Steel.