Examples of using It would be a tragedy in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It would be a tragedy.
For most people it would be a tragedy.
It would be a tragedy.
Johnny doesn't think it would be a tragedy if you lost me.
It would be a tragedy for the Arabs more than for us….
If this were a drama, it would be a tragedy.
It would be a tragedy to go one step further, detective.
If he were innocent, it would be a tragedy.
It would be a tragedy if we turned him into a martyr.
If they ever shut this place down, it would be a tragedy.
It would be a tragedy to be married to someone I didn't like.”.
Luckily he did not infect others. Or it would be a tragedy.
Then it would be a tragedy if he acquired such an important piece.
If Steve Jobs's life were staged as an opera, it would be a tragedy in three acts….
It would be a tragedy, but not literally the end of all the light in the world.
Lions eating zebras is a normal phenomenon,but if a lion ate people, it would be a tragedy.
It would be a tragedy if Jews were afraid to express their beliefs in Europe.
Lions eating zebras is a normal phenomenon,but if a lion ate a person, it would be a tragedy.
It would be a tragedy for the king to lose his virtue hours before his wedding night.
I think you're beautiful, and alive, and if you killed yourself,it wouldn't just be sad, it would be a tragedy.
It would be a tragedy for a decent man to get shot in the back and lose his life, Mr O'Keefe!
I know you love your family, and it would be a tragedy if something happened to Luke… or to Yvette… sometime after you buried your son.
It would be a tragedy if these beautiful cats were to disappear from the Earth completely.
And it would be a tragedy if O.J. Simpson were found not guilty because of the racist attitudes of one police officer.
Amma feels it would be a tragedy if people didn't come here for their vacation because they couldn't get a pizza- so, O.K., we have pizza.”.
But it would be a tragedy if despite current scepticism about the GDP criterion, nothing changed, due to disagreement about a coherent alternative.
It would be a tragedy for the schools, and our democracy, if we gave it up for the paltry vision of an education model based on standardised tests.
It would be a tragedy if thousands of smokers who could quit with the help of an e-cigarette are being put off due to false fears about their safety.”.
It would be a tragedy and a travesty to castrate the language, for it would then remove God from the experiential milieus of both men and women, rendering us mortals mute, unable to commune with or communicate about our Creator.