Examples of using Partook in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Who partook?
I thought you partook.
But not why he partook in the armed robbery.
I paid for the blowand you partook.
They too often partook in Christianity;
The memory of Soviet soldiers who partook in.
She partook of the forbidden fruit, believing that she would not really die.
The activities I partook in.
At the end of the year, he partook in the Battle of Hogwarts and defeated many Death Eaters.
I have mentioned once before that many of the souls who out of a sincereimpulse have since found their way into Anthroposophy, partook in the Christianity of those early Christian centuries.
At the end of the year, he partook in the Battle of Hogwarts and defeated many Death Eaters.
Therefore, the first attribute suffices for the world's existence, for the building of the world through kindness, until the first sin,until twilight on that first Shabbat when Adam partook of the forbidden tree.
The Women and children partook of the food.
Those who partook in them were to gain thereby a real feeling of what lives invisibly within the visible being of man.
Tis boiled? My late grandfather partook of several during the siege of.
Goethe partook much more in the happenings of real life as a whole person than others, and we must say, therefore, that he was more wide-awake during the day than they.
During World War II Chadian soldiers partook in the fighting for the Liberation of Paris.
Poland not only partook in the exchange of major cultural and scientific ideas and developments of Western Europe, but also spread Western heritage eastwards among East Slavic nations.
The last owner never danced, he never drank, never partook in any of the reasons you go to a club.
They either partook in Christianity at a later stage of its development when the deep inner life of the sects was no longer there, or on the other hand- and this is the most important- they still had, living and unextinguished in the depths of their souls, much of what was experienced in pre-Christian time as the ancient wisdom of the heathen Mysteries.
Long ago, at an equally appropriate moment, each of us partook of a special ceremony, which enabled us to ascend.
Each employee knew the risks, they partook of the substance on their own and signed a waiver which we can produce in court.
This was a double game: he was trying to save his childhood, to preserve it and trap it in amber,but to do that he was calling on things that partook of the world beyond childhood, whose touch would leave him even less innocent than he already was.
Since that shut down and to this day,the"Netz" has conducted countless missions and partook in many operations; the 2006 Second Lebanon War, 1996 Operation"Grapes of Wrath", 2008 Operation"Cast Lead", 2002 Operation"Pillar of Defense" and 2014 Operation"Protective Edge" being just part of the operations the"Netz" took part in.
For example, throughout 2014, the majority of our effortswere invested in gathering testimonies from combatants who partook in Operation Protective Edge, which resulted in the subsequent publication of our book‘This iIs How We Fought in Gaza, 2014.
Early in cosmic history, three of them partook in the cosmic expansion and became the three dimensions we now observe.
The conference was attended by over 400 librarians and academics from the region andthe world, who partook in over 25 panel discussions and networking events, to discuss the changing role of libraries in the era of digitisation.
These are still early days in our exploration, in any case,patients who partook in the pilot study have disclosed to us that the preparation has helped them to quiet their outer voices down, with the goal that they could disguise them more".
Some 25,000 runners of all ages and from all across Israel partook in the largest professional race ever and enjoyed a particularly good weather.
One of the many illegal actions that President Obama partook during his eight years in office was the assimilation of personal data on all Americans.