Examples of using In the dim light in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Examined it in the dim light.
Even in the dim light he could see that.
She looked beautiful in the dim light.
Even in the dim light, I could see her blush.
You do not see well in the Dim light.
Stay in the dim light and don't play hard to get.
He knew it had been visible even in the dim light.
In the dim light at dusk the lightening splits a rock into half.
Even in the dim light, he recognized the fear in her eyes.
I looked into his blue eyes, which seared me in the dim light.
Even in the dim light, I was able to see the worry in his eyes.
Paolo di Padovani looked pale in the dim light of the room.
In the dim light from the window, I can see him look at me in shock.
A gray elephant maynot have registered an image on tape in the dim light in front of the building.
And in the dim light her white dress might have beenthe nightgown in which he had seen her first.
In the dim light, he saw a woman flat against the wall, pinned there even though the man before her wasn't touching her.
Now my hair is boy-short andshines even here in the dim light of the phone booth.
In the dim light the Master, all alone, was pacing the hall, rejoicing in the Self- as the lion lives and roams alone in the forest.
I remember well the first time I participated in the ritual, in the dim light of the Buddha hall, with 50 others practicing the deep, slow, resonating chanting and synchronized bowing.
Here's a bright new penny for you,” and she held out the coin,which shone bronze in the dim light.
Looking across the roof in the dim light, I try to make out the pattern of snow guards, tiny triangular pieces of clear plastic that keep ice from falling in a sheet, tiny triangular pieces that were never meant to hold my weight.
He almost didn't see the old lady, stranded on the side of the road,but even in the dim light of day, he could see she needed help.
This is what I had thrust upon him: a definitely small thing;and--behold!--by the manner of its reception it loomed in the dim light of the candle like a big, indistinct, perhaps a dangerous shadow.