Examples of using His pattern in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
She knew his patterns.
His pattern is degrading rapidly.
So he broke his pattern.
His pattern has lasted over 10 years.
He must have changed his pattern.
Follow his pattern so far.
These are murders that fit his pattern.
That fits his pattern with two of the other women.
That's true, that's been his pattern, yes.
His pattern's gone and the subspace vacuole has disappeared.
Which means the stalker broke his pattern.
Honey bees live by his pattern too, it has been shown.
The unsub can't follow his pattern.
If he sticks to his pattern, she will be in her 20s.
Because now the killer can shift his pattern.
If she doesn't fit his pattern, how do you know about here?
But the good news is we know his pattern.
From everything we know, his pattern is to seek warmth and comfort.
It's taken us two weeks to learn his patterns.
His pattern's to spend six to eight days in a town before pricking up ears.
The rhythm in which he lives his life, his pattern of behavior.
According to his pattern, he will kill the kid and jump the next train out of town.
He knew how much harder it would be for you guys to put his pattern together.
But without the Angel's victims, I can't see his pattern, and without his pattern, I can't develop a list of suspects.
Well, I was just happy tohear that Daniel has finally broken his pattern with Emily.
His pattern was unusually small, but he also made a wider model now known as the"Grand Amati", which have become his most sought-after violins.
I mean, it's like the target's trying to make his pattern look completely random.
Depending on the availability of suitable holographic patterns and the capacity of his pattern buffers, The Doctor can alter his appearance.
Just like in the parable,when an external force releases the man and forces him to change his patterns of behavior, And helps him, to see and deal with reality.
But I could not stop thinking about my 14-year-old son, who had started eighth grade three weeks earlier andwas already resuming what had become his pattern of skipping homework, disrupting classes, failing math, and tuning out any adult who tried to reach him.