Examples of using Helped to create in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He helped to create that dignity.
What she created. What you… we helped to create.
Your mother helped to create a poet.
That historic handshake on the White House lawn-- he helped to create it.
My father helped to create Videodrome.
Crew had to wear winter gear to stay warm butthe actors' breath on camera helped to create the classically eerie scenes.
Doctor Watkins helped to create and build the community.
Each worker's experience and diligence helped to create International Gothic Duomo.
Somebody helped to create this unbelievable American system that we have that allowed you.
These visionaries of the early 20th century helped to create a world that was more interconnected than they could have possibly conceived.
Somebody helped to create this unbelievable American red tape that we have that impeded your ability to thrive.
With the success of his many adventures, Superman helped to create the superhero genre and establish its primacy within the American comic book.
That helped to create a special tool which victims can download from the No More Ransom portal to retrieve their data without paying the criminals.
As he cemented Google dominance in maps, he helped to create what many thought was the biggest existential threat Esri ever faced.
Plato helped to create the gap between"arithmetic", now called number theory, and"logistic", now called arithmetic.
If you were successful,… somebody helped to create this unbelievable American system that we have that allowed you to thrive.”.
Sauron helped to create the Seven and the Nine, so it is likely that their powers and effects on their wielders were similar, even if each set was distinct.
The loans also helped to create or stabilize 1,386 new jobs.
In this too it helped to create a separate Israeli culture and mentality.
Some other nations helped to create this unbelievable American system that has allowed us to thrive.
Revolutions- especially in the United States(1776) and France(1789)- helped to create the idea of a commonly defined‘national interest', while improved communications unified language, culture and identity.