Examples of using Is to be found in English and their translations into Hebrew
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No trace is to be found there.
That is where eternal life is to be found.
Of life is to be found here.
Somehow they're always where the easy money is to be found.
The reason is to be found in your letter itself.
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In both passages the word“salt”(Latin sal) is to be found.
If Ernst Janning is to be found guilty… certain implications must arise.
Others realise that true treasure is to be found in people.
There, I believe, is to be found the potential for true change and healing.
Ex 12:19 For seven days no leaven is to be found in your houses.
The source is to be found in our daily lives, where cameras don't penetrate.
This attitude and science is to be found nowhere else.
But if he is to be found guilty… there are others who also went along… who also must be found guilty.
Nearly everywhere one turns, digital technology is to be found.
The soul of the animal is to be found on the astral plane, and is connected with each single member of its group by a thread.
There will be freedom the best of food andwine women… All this to the man who tells where the bell is to be found.
Become engrossed in the fairy tale,then you find that a whole world is to be found in it, far more than I could suggest today.
The meaning is to be found neither in one of the two partners, nor in both together, but only in their dialogue itself, in this‘between' which they live together'.
A wide variety of both Icelandic and foreign flora is to be found there and new species are always being added to the collection.
The balance is to be found between these contradictory social interests by a value-based choice, which gives the proper weight to each of these in the relevant context…'.
Bury yourselves in the story, and you will discover that a whole world is to be found there, very much more than it has been possible to indicate to-day.
An additional example is to be found in the duties of parents to their children and the duties imposed on certain individuals as to wards and helpless individuals.
It is no longer possible to say where the place of one group of people or another is to be found because borders have become blurred and cancelled.
The main characteristic of Clinical Criminology is to be found in the connection between the mental health system, the legal system and penal and social rehabilitation system.
An early butstill relevant example of his studies of olive baboons is to be found in his 1990 Scientific American article,"Stress in the Wild".
One of the best waterfront views and most extensive menus is to be found at Blu, where I tucked into scallop, crispy salmon skin and caviar maki, followed by miso-glazed cod.
In fact, this story, in nearly the same words,omitting the reference to Christ, is to be found in the writings of Sulpicius Severus, a Christian of the fifth century.
Almost certainly the deeper and far more frightening answer is to be found in the changes seen in public opinion surveys conducted in Israel in recent years.