Examples of using Opened doors in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Education opened doors.
Opened doors big time.
My smile opened doors.
It opened doors,” says Bowker.
Her advice opened doors.
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This opened doors for a number of women.
Foreign cigarettes opened doors.
Instead this opened doors to a different life.
Broadened horizons and opened doors.
Yeah, it opened doors, but it also came with a price.
Yes, the Caray name opened doors.
He opened doors for a lot of young people.
Head through any of the the opened doors.
He opened doors for young women with a gallant… Allow me.
Heat blasted in through the opened doors.
And then one day… God opened doors and gave opportunity to show myself to the world.
The cabins were also located at different angles with one another, and together with the difference in their elevations,privacy is ensured even with opened doors.
The addition of REST API in WordPress core opened doors to endless possibilities.
People opened doors for me, and I have worked hard to open doors for you.
The deaths of Eli David and Jackie Vance, they opened doors to an investigation and I'm happy that it did.
Neighbours opened doors to check on visitors in the corridor, or to listen to a conversation on the telephone.
For example, some water clocks rang bells and gongs,while others opened doors and windows to show figurines of people, or moved pointers.
New laws opened doors for women and minorities who had previously faced high hurdles to business ownership, particularly when it came to funding.
For example, some water clocks rang bells and gongs, while others opened doors and windows to show figurines of people, or moved pointers, and dials.
The Filipino migration to Iceland from the past 20 years has primarily been caused by the economic boom. Iceland, being a small country with less than half a million people, needed to outsource in order to satisfy its demands in production, services, and construction.This has opened doors for many Filipinos, coming from a developing country.
Temples to Janus opened doors during conflict and closed during peace.
Between 270 BC and AD 500, Hellenistic(Ctesibius, Hero of Alexandria, Archimedes) and Roman horologists and astronomers began developing more elaborate mechanized water clocks. The added complexity was aimed at regulating the flow and at providing fancier displays of the passage of time. For example, some water clocks rang bells and gongs,while others opened doors and windows to show figurines of people, or moved pointers, and dials.
Hers was the kind of beauty that opened doors, that would allow her to skim lightly across the top of life for as long as it suited her.
Some new clocks were created with bells and gongs that sounded, while others opened doors and windows to show figurines of people, or moved pointers and dials.
Some water clocks rang bells while others opened doors and windows to show little figures of people, or moved pointers, and dials.