Examples of using Never healed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This fracture never healed.
Never healed properly.
The one that never healed….
He never healed anybody.
These are fractures that never healed right.
The shoulder never healed properly, and that's the kind of thing that just gets worse as you get older.
He has an old fracture that never healed properly.
But the banks never healed enough to start lending more into the economy, and foreign investment barely trickled in.
No, it's just an old injury that never healed quite right.
According to Waugh, the strict ban imposed by the father gave rise to"an intolerably tense atmosphere" between the parents andtheir children and"a rift that never healed.".
We will then repair, uh, numerous fractures that never healed properly, uh, the first time.
It is often painful for me to reopen again andagain the wounds that never healed.
This led to a rift between himself and OConnell which never healed.
The decisions may have been made 70 years ago,but the wounds they caused never healed.
From a bleeding wound that never heals.
Some wounds never heal, my friend.
Some scars never heal.
Some families never heal, and we're doing so well.
I always say,"Hate never heals.".
Wounds caused by Excalibur never heal.
That's a wound that never heals.
And open wound never healing.
Those wounds never heal.
My wounds never heal.
Loss of a daughter, it's a wound that never heals.
It is a wound that is always bleeding, just never heal.
I guess some old wounds never heal, huh?
Stick and stones may just break bones, but the wounds from words never heal… Especially when they're words we hoped we would never read.
It is so that that never heals properly in between breaks the spot on the skin travels itches and fluid escapes, does not look pretty.
If every scrap of paper which described the Holocaust was destroyed, the museums leveled, and there was never another word spoken on the matter, the Holocaust and its terror would be yet forever gouged into the heart of the Jewish people-a wound that never heals.
