Examples of using Huddled in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The smell of huddled bodies.
People huddled together crouching in fear.
Your poor, your huddled masses.
Huddled together in fear like lice in a burning wig.
Look at them, Huddled together.
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Huddled like some friendless penitent, mumbling scripture in the dark.
And here they are, huddled over the stroller.
They sit huddled in a group by themselves and they look upon God's glory apprehensively.
They found Julien huddled on the stairs.
They remained huddled over their separate losses, and unspoken resentments began to grow.
Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses.".
Freezing cold, huddled under blankets.
It was huddled in the front left corner of the box, its head down, it's legs tucked underneath it, trying to appear as small as possible.
He stooped down, looked in, and there I was, huddled in the back.
He found us huddled in bed together.
I spent the entire night of the hurricane huddled in my sister's bathroom.
The judges huddled to consider what to do.
It has not experienced since humans first huddled around campfires.
Probably guys huddled around the door with the shakes.
Why is it I get nervous seeing the four of you huddled in this pod together?
Half a dozen attendants huddled at one end of the room, breathless from fear.
We were all huddled around the, uh, radio, listening to the Sugar Ray Robinson/ Jimmy Doyle prizefight, and, uh.
Those that do survive, sleep safely huddled together in the trees, for four months.
Bring in the huddled masses of ravers and push out the homeless, clean up the streets.
The musketeers huddled and formulated a plan.
People waste hours huddled around a box listening to someone burbling inanities from somewhere else.
Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
In the wilderness, Israel huddled in the shade of the Shekhina, which governed their entire lives through close and manifest providence.
The children and teenagers sat near a wagon, huddled under a blanket, sleepy‑eyed and solemn‑faced, dreading another long day picking cotton.