Examples of using One day when in English and their translations into Hebrew
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One day when you're bigger.
You will see one day when you have a child.
One day when all this is over.
I came home from school one day when I was 16.
One day when you lose your way.
But what happens one day when he breaks the rules?
One day when sin was as black as could be.
Perhaps you will kill me one day when you have had enough of me.
One day when I was only seven years old and fishing.
I hope I'm having sex one day when you need a drink.
Well, one day when we were crossing the street.
It is also followed with the hope that one day when they are more mature;
One day when Heaven was filled with his praises.
So, put yourself in our shoes, you, uh, think like we think, and then one day when you find yourself in a bad spot.
One day when you're older, you will understand.
Roy came to my door one day When his car had broken down off the road.
So one day when I was drunk, I decided to go there.
One day when you're out of med school, you will understand.
One day when he gets leave, he will come and rescue us.
One day when Eve was alone in the garden, a snake spoke to her.
Maybe one day when you're a big, strong man… We will meet again.
One day when he was eating, a crumb of bread fell on his trousers.
One day when Karl-Henrik had gone into town, I went to the beach alone.
So one day when I was bored, I went into the kitchen and attempted my own.
One day when the morning was very warm the intrepid friends played in the waterfall.
One day when I went out to my wood-pile, or rather my pile of stumps, I observed two.
I remember, too, one day when she did fall and cut her brow, my husband, rest his soul, picked up the child.
One day when I was 19, he called me to his study… noticed for first time I was Oriental, and kicked me out of house!
One day when I was angry with my father and I shouted'Jew', my father told me,'My children, I am a Jew, and you are a Jew.'".
One day when I was only seven years old and fishing, I pulled a"pinfish," they're called, with sharp dorsal spines, up too hard and fast, and I blinded myself in one eye.
