Examples of using He explored in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Beginning in the 1940s, he explored relationships between the environment and allergies.
Frank Herbert refrained fromoffering his readers formulaic answers to many of the questions he explored.
What if he explored the tomb before he made the video? He may have the stone.
And as a surfer he explored the beaches of Southern California from La Jolla to Leo Carrillo and up to Pismo.
In his lifelong quest for the perfect balance of head and heart,between intellect and instinct, he explored many facets of music-making.".
He explored these chilling connections in Fahrenheit 451, titled after the temperature at which paper burns.
Based on his research and thorough analysis, he wrote the book,The Wisdom of Psychopaths where he explored 10 professions that these types of people choose most of the time.
He explored the local folklore and established a new musical style that became the foundation of Israeli music.
In a series of works produced between 1970 and 1974,Oppenheim used his own body as a site to challenge the self: he explored the boundaries of personal risk, transformation, and communication.
He explored nature and tried to understand why the whole world existed and where the the higher force was that controlled everything.
Bar-On has already presented his personal interpretation to the construction world in his graduation project,when he explored the limits of working with concrete and placing the common material in a new context while stretching the acceptable boundaries of the matter.
He explored producing many products, including sewing machines, auto parts, scooters, three-wheeled utility vehicles, and motorcycles.
Jusidman, who also tries in his exhibition to examine painting as a medium, and not only in the context of the Holocaust, has in the course of his long career shown an exhibition devoted to images of clowns, and in a 2007 solo exhibition inNew York called“The Economist Shuffle,” he explored the link between photography and painting through a series of paintings based on images from“The World This Week” section of the weekly magazine The Economist.
First, although he explored everything, he did it with a presumption of what was available and what he would find.
He explored each of the world's great religions and found that he could have the vision of God by following any one of their paths.
In addition,Mr. Garage Door shared stories on how he explored the New Mexico countryside in search of precious metals with his handy dandy metal detector- his treasured hobby.
Until 1859, he explored the regions of West Africa in the neighborhood of the equator, gaining considerable knowledge of the delta of the Ogooué River and the estuary of the Gabon.
In both of these works, he explored the effects of the rising equality of social conditions on the individual and the state in….
He explored the forests where early German tribes had defeated Roman legions and which were an"infinite vessel of mystery, of fairytales, of childhood memories".
In both of these works, he explored the myriad and profound effects of the rising equality of social conditions on both the individual and the state in western societies.
He explored the blues scene in his native Chicago, where he met Muddy Waters and other blues greats, who provided encouragement and opportunities for him to join in jam sessions.
(The War Games) Technically, he explored only with the intention of experiencing the wonders of the universe and having fun, but frequently became embroiled in machinations and crises that ended with him defeating the foe and saving the planet he was visiting.