Examples of using Once worked in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Tom once worked at a bakery.
The same one where I once worked.
This man once worked for me.
Once worked as a piece of living art in a SoHo nightclub in New York City.
Were you aware that Mr. Pinkhas once worked for the Israeli government?
People also translate
I once worked for govt.
The man you know as John Garrideb once worked for Roger Presbury?
Tom once worked as a tour guide.
During the summer of 1947, he is called to a patient at Hundreds Hall,where his mother once worked.
I once worked on a State Govt.
He long hot summer of 1948, he is called to a patient at Hundreds Hall,where his mother once worked.
He once worked as an elevator operator.
In one hot summer of 1948, he was called to a patient at Hundreds Hall,where his mother once worked.
So people who once worked at state-owned factories.
In one hot summer of 1948, he was called to a patient at Hundreds Hall,where his mother once worked.
Brand once worked as a postman, although he was not exactly employee of the month at Royal Mail.
During the long hot summer of 1948, he's called to a patient at Hundreds Hall,where his mother once worked.
Norkin once worked for NTV, then the most important of Gusinsky's television and publishing properties.
During the long hot summer of 1948, he is called to a patient at Hundreds Hall,where his mother once worked.
Hopper, a hit man who once worked with Francis in the CIA, chooses to remain behind in the surveillance van, as he knows that Francis will overpower the unprofessional assassins.
During the long hot summer of 1948, Dr Faraday is called to a patient at Hundreds Hall,where his mother once worked.
The Turk, Farouk Asser, insisted that he once worked at a pizza parlor in Istanbul and, after joining ISIS, merely worked as a cook and at a local police station.
The valley is home to an original culture, a synthesis of contributions from indigenous peoples,Spanish conquerors and African slaves who once worked the tobacco plantations.
Our current spiritual and intellectual challenges cannot be answered bysimply looking backwards and giving answers which once worked but are now outdated.
