Examples of using He operated in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He operated on my finger.
One suspect was detained in a city outside Madrid, where he operated.
And he operated that store.
What the surgeon did at home the morning he operated on a woman's brain tumor.
He operated at night.
As well as shaking down business owners where he operated his, uh, bookmaking operation.
He operated on thousands of them.
Kissinger has, in fact, been quite moral- provided, of course,that you accept the Cold War assumptions of the age in which he operated.
He operated three days a week.
In 2010 he established his own law firm, which he operated until September 2013, when he joined as a partner to Drori-Werzansky-Orland& Co.
He operated his face three times.
Golan was given redcarpet treatment for the purpose of introducing competition, but he operated with a strategy whose endgame was to pocket funds that derive from the potential damage he could cause his competitors.
He operated a North-South trade company on Bonham Strand West in Hong Kong.
Almost as if he operated with some sort of moral guidelines.
He operated various waste disposal companies within Alamogordo and Otero county.
In this framework he operated on patients from all over the world.
He operated on my grandfather… exposed his internal organs to nadion radiation.
As a young adult, he operated a successful lawn maintenance business.
He operated under three different names in three different states, possibly more.
When he said that he operated on himself, yeah, I had a feeling.
He operated in Al-Fallujah area and was detained by the US-led coalition forces.
Prior to the Civil War, he operated a large cotton plantation in Mississippi where he owned over seventy slaves.
He operated and produced unique entertainment at the foremost movie theaters in Budapest;
Mr Straw was recorded describing how he operated"under the radar" and had used his influence to change EU rules on behalf of a firm which paid him £60,000 a year.
He operated without helpers and right-hand-men, no barriers to get through in order to see him.".
He operated his crisis management firm out of these offices, which makes Lockhart/Gardner open to investigation as well.
He operated under 30 or 40 different names and identities, and the Germans did not learn his real name until near the end of the war.
He operated in the Al-Anbar Province in western Iraq and was responsible for coordinating airstrikes by ISIS's drones in the Al-Anbar Province.
