Examples of using Had run in English and their translations into Hebrew
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If only I had run.
He had run to survive.
God, how he had run.
He had run indoors and stayed there, alone.
Like Trump, he had run as an outsider.
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He had run for president twice before and failed.
I called the police and they came out but he had run by then.
My father had run in front of a truck and was killed.
McQuade estimated that Rocky had run over 30.5 miles.
Had run all the way to Flatbush for nothing.
McQuade estimated that, when all was said and done, Rocky had run over 30.5 miles.
We had run about 100 meters by this time.
So he hired Lester Kielsmeier, who had run a cheese factory in Wisconsin.
She had run from her home, barely getting dressed.
Walter, do you remember when theyused to write how long a film had run outside on a poster?
If he had run for president, I would be out there canvassing right now….
Upon reaching the battlefield, he was shocked to see Kakashi had run Rin through with his Chidori.
He had run faster than Makau's official world record, and would do so again.
In all history, no man had run a mile in less than 4 minutes.
Ibrahim al-Ja'ar stood next to his son while a soldier asked him about his friends andthe two masked children who had run along the road earlier.
If he had run my badge, I would have been kicked off the force.
An asylum seeker, originally from Darfur, who had run a law office in Khartoum for 10 years, said.
A child had run across the street, had been caught under a wheel and was carried away dead.
PM: And also, Gabby, you had run for Congress after being a state senator and served in Congress for six years.
He had run a Shia authoritarian government that was successful in excluding the majority of Sunnis from power and publicly favored the Shia-dominated country.
Labouring--and had run into the next room, which the lodgers, pressured by the father, were already approaching more rapidly.
The crew, who had run through the aisles for more than an hour, seemed exhausted before take-off, although they probably already had experienced such scenes.
The crew, who had run through the aisles for more than an hour, seemed exhausted before take-off, although they probably already had experienced such scenes.