Examples of using Rules changed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Rules changed?
And suddenly the rules changed.
Rules changed every day.
But suddenly the rules changed.
The rules changed here, too.
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Then, suddenly, the rules changed.→.
What rules changed?
Then one day, boom, the rules changed.
The rules changed, but nobody told us.
When he suddenly died and the scepter passed to Golda, the rules changed abruptly.
But the rules changed, and they never got to make partner.
On April 15 she would turn thirty-nine unless the rules changed or he would miscounted or she died.
But surely those rules changed the moment they invited television into the coronation.
Once the Israelites crossed the Jordan River andentered the promised land, the rules changed, at least as far as concerned the people of Israel.
Did the rules change?
The rules change here, too.
Rules change every year.
The rules change a bit.
But, the rules change when you get married.
Rules change.
The rules change if someone wants to donate a kidney to a specific individual.
Richard, with the rules changing how has that changed the group dynamic?
Any time the rules change, you don't know how they will change you.
Rules change from week to week.
Compliance with the rules change between stages is strictly regulated.
The rules change week to week.
And then, one day, someone shows up with a gun, and all the rules change.
Some people get frustrated when the rules change.
So the question is: are the rules changing?
No, I mean the rules change.