Examples of using He exchanged in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He exchanged yen for dollars.
When Jesus crucified the old man, He exchanged His resurrected life for our old man.
He exchanged yen for dollars.
Found some very interesting e-mails he exchanged with Stringer about the Culper descendants.
He exchanged a look with his dad.
Over a period of several weeks, he exchanged 26 diamonds worth over $8 million and gave you the real ones.
He exchanged his cow for two horses.
His life was very well documented in the letters he exchanged with his brother Theo, from whom he received much help.
He exchanged a surprised look with Asa.
Until November 2008,Gusinsky held 27% of prominent Israeli newspaper Maariv shares, which he exchanged with Bank Hapolaim to recover a $28 million debt to the bank.
He exchanged a puzzled look with Eric.
Until November 2008, Gusinsky held 27% of the shares in the prominentIsraeli second largest newspaper Maariv, which he exchanged with Bank Hapolaim to settle a debt to the bank.
He exchanged annoyed looks with Michael.
At the end of the war, he exchanged cigarettes with Russian soldiers, on the Elbe River.
He exchanged his cow for two horses.
Among other things, he exchanged views with Dr. Franz Schierholz, a cultural figure and activist in the rapprochement between the two countries in the 1950s and 60s.
He exchanged one demon for another", said the boy.
Throughout his stay there, he exchanged letters with Bezalel teachers like Abel Penn, Schatz, and others who asked him to purchase a press and lithographic equipment for Bezalel, despite the fact that they did not send money to him.
He exchanged some words with the officer and returned.
He exchanged information with the other driver in the accident.
He exchanged blows with the victim the night that he died.
He exchanged a few pleasant words with the man, and ran to catch up with his friends who had already reached the lunchroom.
He exchanged secret intelligence information with his wife through letters, knowing that discovery would mean more torture and perhaps death.
In the 1940s, he exchanged gut with steel for the first string and found it easier to play, but reverted to using only gut strings because the steel string altered the sound.
He exchanged the shirts he usually wore for elegant suits(rumor has it that he bought some of them at Daslu) and issued a“Letter to Brazilians,” in which he pledged to uphold all the economic commitments of the previous government.
He exchanges the substances only once, but then fundamentally.
He exchanges cans and bottles for cash.
Pete faces trouble at home after he exchanges a wedding gift(a chip and dip set) for a rifle.