Examples of using May rest in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You may rest now.
Only Aryans may rest.
You may rest for today.
Where a clasp may rest.
You may rest assured, daddy.
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Until then you may rest.
Who may rest upon your holy hill?
Until the Commander shows you may rest.
But they may rest easier.
Your honor… the defense may rest.
You may rest here for another night.
Algot, thank you that we may rest here.
You may rest easy on that score, Captain.
Show the professor where he may rest.
Meanwhile we may rest on the assurance that whatever makes for cultural development is working also against war.
As to the photograph, your client may rest in peace.
You may rest on your elbow to the floor and try to lift up your body with your legs already extended straight from you.
I shall escort Katrina back to the cabin so she may rest.
So, the future of the so-called free world… may rest in this young man's hands.
Then we see that this is in no sense a pavilion where we may rest.
You have more than one civilisation overseeing the changes, so you may rest more easily knowing that the higher forces are in charge.
They want nothing from her, just to know that it's her, that Miriam is alive,that our grandfather may rest in peace.
Ultimately the success of Apple Pay may rest with iPhone users like Scott Braeckel, an iPhone 6 owner who has used Apple Pay- but only once.
I pray the blessings of Almighty God may rest upon your counsel.
And the trees will grow tall,bringing shade for hammocks so its people may rest their backs.
On the seventh day, you shall cease,so that your ox and your donkey may rest, and so that the newcomer and the son of your handmaid may be refreshed.
Well, I think you're making a serious mistake, but you may rest easy on that score.
But on the seventh day you should rest so that your ox and donkey may rest, and even the child of your female slave and the immigrant may be refreshed.
Before you lie down in darkness,what deeds will you do in the light, so that you might rest in serenity, in confidence, without malice or owed vengeance?
Joachim Schoenfeld in his book on Jewish life in Galicia before the Holocaust maintains that thegoal was“to notify the person buried[there] that he might rest in peace, wherever he was.