Examples of using He assigned in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He assigned you that?
Some guy in London, he assigned monetary values to happiness.
He assigned you there?
And the Friday before trial started, he assigned you and I to proof everything.
He assigned me a new job.
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My reports were sent to General Howe and,impressed with my initiative, he assigned me to a new post.
He assigned me a new job.
Uh-huh… he was so suspicious of my motives that he assigned me to lubricate the warp plasma manifolds.
He assigned a protective detail.
When he asked recently for feedback on how he was managing costs,his colleagues' critique led him to change how he assigned duties to some staffers.
He assigned me to a new team.
The agent he assigned got out undetected.
He assigned her to a computer recycling shop.
I suppose he assigned you to baby-sit me?
He assigned me to any"H" Company patrols.
Right, well, he assigned me to pick the agents.
He assigned me to take care of all the affairs of the animals.
In order of importance, he assigned geometry before light, and both geometry and light before the photographed subject itself.
He assigned the kazoo parts to a large four-part men's choir.
And he assigned us to a string of armed robberies at marijuana dispensaries.
He assigned her to make coffee runs for the construction crew each morning, even as less experienced men joined the crew.
Then he assigned Du Chuke to the position of county commissioner, so he could make up for his transgressions by serving the country.
So he assigned one student Novalis, another Friedrich Schlegel, a third August Wilhelm Schlegel, and a fourth Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann- if they were lucky.
The lieutenant, he assigns me the case.
And then he assigns you to his sacred fire.
He assigns the routes.
Our task is to play the role that He assigns to us.
We are in the world to play the role he assigns us.
When the group moves on to discuss science, he assigns each member a different role- as imaginary referees or brainstormers- which helps to structure the constructive conflict within the lab.
In the 13th century,Thomas Aquinas speaks of Beings in the stars although he assigns to each star a single Being in the sense that earthly humanity would be regarded as a single unit if the earth were being observed from some distant heavenly body.