Examples of using Separate him in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We had to separate him.
Separate him in the same way.
There was nothing that could separate him from the Lord.
Separate him from the keyboard immediately.
He closed all that paths that could separate him from Shaina.
People also translate
Separate him from the ranks of garden-variety stage wizards.
Perhaps I should take preventative measures and separate him from his head.
And unless you can separate him from his charm, you're out of luck.
Romeo is so charged with romantic desires, he feels he can fly over walls,that no barrier can possibly separate him from his beloved.
To do that, they must separate him from the herd so that his tracks won't be confused by those of others.
For this,Henrique Sérgio Arruda needs proof of the ascendancy of each of the 15 generations that separate him from Branca Dias, a Jewish woman who died in Pernambuco in 1558.
If we can separate him from his guards and then force him outside, snatching him shouldn't be any problem.
They do not consider him a murtadd[apostate], and do not seek his death, try to assassinate him, harm his livelihood, or separate him from his wife and children.
You wanna punish a man? Separate him from his family, separate him from himself, cage him up with his own kind.
That is what separates him from the rest.
What separated him from the rest?
The son whose sin separated him.
It's what separates him from other scum.
It's what separates him from every other country artist out now.
This is what separates him from other film composers.
That is what separates him from the rest.
That's something that separates him from a lot of guys.”.
It does, but here's the part that separates him.
Because he's both a defendant and an attorney… I think separating him out at this point… will make an appeal by the losing side almost inevitable.
This separates him from other Beings, it makes him into a self-contained being composed of separate organs.
He also looks much younger than the two years separating him from his older brother.
From the viewpoint of the child, separating him from one of his parents may even be regarded as abandonment and affects his emotional development.
I also believe that, ultimately,man's flesh has always been what separated him from God. Genesis 6:5-6 says.
So that's what separates him from probably everyone else that's ever played the game.
What separates him from the rest, is the way he exceptionally reads the game, abnormally for his age.