Examples of using Release us in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Release us.
Please release us.
Release us.
Well, then release us.
Release us!
People also translate
Moon mother, goddess… Release us.
Release us right now!”.
To prevent death. Why not release us and you go away?
Release us, Heather.
And when the individual attempts, only once, to overstep the boundaries of military conduct, it ends tragically,as if Rilke wishes to convey that only death can release us from the loss of individual identity that occurs in militaristic environments.
Release us from your Canines.
To avoid any disputes between us relating to ideas that you have submitted to us, you agree that, if you send us your ideas, you are giving us the right to use them without compensation,and you waive and release us from any and all claims that we have used your ideas without your permission.
Release us, or Voyager will destroy you.
If you can release us from it, we still have time to make a landing.
Release us into Israel and deal with us as refugees according to international law and the Geneva refugee convention.
They release us from the chains of the physical world and get us used to the idea that humanity is an inner essence within us. .
Finally he released us.".
They released us.
And laughter releases us.
The gas released us.
Then ask D.C. Metro why the cops released us to Markridge's private security.
In the end, he joyfully bid us good-bye, while releasing us to block.
You broke your solemn vow, Joseph, released me from my promise, released us to seek human blood again!
Only the quick intervention of the Israeli consul, David Ben-Naim, and Levy,the head of the Jewish community, released us from the long arm of the law.
He joyfully bid us good-bye, while releasing us to block.
This is the heart of Cavell's argument for perfectionism as a distinct“dimension of moralthought,” not about determining what we“ought” to do, but releasing us from the cynicism that makes us feel we oughtn't concern ourselves with words like“ought” at all.
These parchments describe the Exodus from Egypt,developing our awareness that God constantly releases us from“slavery,” by guiding, teaching, and arranging events in our lives.
It's not surprising that art andcreativity can help us connect with ourselves, since it releases us from our usual routine of chores and activities.
And thus it undoes theagitated grasping in the heart of the suffering self, and releases us- maybe for a second, maybe for a minute, maybe for all eternity- releases us from the coil of ourselves.
To date in 2018, none of released US funding has been provided to these projects and other donor contributions have not been sufficient to cover the gap.