Examples of using Never completely in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Algeria is never completely normal.
After a while this goes away, but never completely.
I was never completely convinced.
You can escape it the majority of the time, but never completely.
But they never completely vanished.
It sends ripples through the energy that never completely die.
I have never completely felt at home.
Those without understanding of God can never completely obey.
I never completely stopped working.
Good ideas are never completely new.
They never completely shut off the water.
The record stores have never completely disappeared.
They never completely went away either.
Hera's Chalice- The health metre will slowly drain, but never completely empty.
A dolphin is never completely asleep.
For a parent, you may baste it after thirty days and never completely sew it up.
But it also never completely goes away.
A number of findings at the site indicate this,including a staircase that was never completely hewn.
The problem is never completely solved.
It's thought they learnt the arts of civilisation from Minoan Crete,including the art of writing, but they never completely lost their rough edges.
He may never completely overcome it.
Which is why I need- No. No, it isn't because you will never completely get it out of your head.
I have never completely belonged here.
If--'cause I'm feeling all these things I have read about in poems andheard about in songs but never completely understood, but now I do. I understand.
However, Bell never completely abandoned basketball.
We can take that vertical path, this spiritual path,obviously without leaving never completely horizontal way, because they are both there to follow them.
I know I have never completely freed myself of the suspicion that there are some extremely odd things about this mission.
It seems like they never completely cook to me.
Still, my husband never completely trusted me, and suspected that when I was preoccupied or upset, I didn't pay enough attention to the road.