Examples of using He protested in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He protested.
But you are an artist,' he protested.
He protested to God.
I made him take it, even though he protested.
He protested violently.
During his two-year imprisonment, he protested the segregated facilities from within.
He protested the decision.
Mousavi is under house arrest after he protested against the results of the 2009 presidential e….
He protested that the timing was inconvenient.
These negotiations are only about nuclear issues and sanctions,” he protested to me through my translator.
He protested, wanted to leave, and was upset with me.
For example, when he was in charge of thetrain that transported the Jews to the gas chambers, he protested.
He protested, wrote his open letter and left the country.
For instance, when he was put in charge of thetrolley that transported Jews to the gas chambers, he protested.
He protested that Anarchists were thorough revolutionaries.
He protested against the establishment of the revolutionary committees that ruled in an arbitrary and disorganized[manner], and against the persecution of his family….
On February 5, 1968, MK Eliezer Shostak, a member of the"Free Center" faction that advocated the idea ofa"Greater Israel," tabled a parliamentary question in which he protested the use of the term"West Bank" and not"Judea and Samaria" by government ministers and spokesmen.
He protested against the right of Michael, the Creator Son, to assume sovereignty of Nebadon in the name of a hypothetical Paradise Father and require all personalities to testify allegiance to this unseen Father.
In 1931 Kuryluk met the writer and philanthropist Halina Górska and became involved in her social care project Akcja Błękitnych(Action of the Blue Knights), distributing food and clothing to slum children and helping torun shelters for homeless boys. At the University he protested against the"bench ghetto", set up by the nationalists to separate Poles and Jews in the lecture halls, and he sided with Jewish and Ukrainian students who were harassed and beaten up by the Endecja gangs.
It's like, he protests too much, I think.
When there is no known org board he protests.
This is… And did he protest when you found him downstairs, ripped the bear from him and left him out in the dark?
On the one hand, he protests the construction of tall glass buildings in what is, after all, Israel's largest city by both population and area.
He protests that the estate rightly belongs to Sonya, and that Serebryakov has never appreciated his self-sacrifice in managing the property.
Later still, he protests that future riders might be“funneled through a Jewish version of the city's history.”.
Almost as if it is deliberate, drawing them in, even if he protests:“I prefer one than five!”.
For, if the individual does not know of the authority's plans,how can he protest against them and protect his rights?