Examples of using She continued to write in English and their translations into Hebrew
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She continued to write.
While in Canada she continued to write.
She continued to write.
She continued to write him.
With the help of Gringoire's publisher, she continued to write for the magazine under a pseudonym, until her arrest in 1942.
She continued to write almost until the end of her life.
Only about a quarter of a century later, in 1972, her third book was published, titled Negentien gedigte,(Nineteen poems), which Daniel Hugo refers as her"second beginning". In 1990,she published her first book of poetry in English. She continued to write in English, and was actively involved with the Israel Association of Writers in English.
Still, she continued to write.
She continued to write and teach up until her death in 2002.
In the following years, she continued to write and publish poetry and prose for adults, children, and youth.
She continued to write about poverty, politics and other issues that women previously had no opinion about.
From the late 1910s to the October Revolution, she continued to write and participate in social projects, but her activities were curtailed by fragile health.
She continued to write important articles, and thanks to her celebrity, her articles helped change society.
When Christina left Sweden, she continued to write passionate letters to Sparre, in which she told her that she would always love her.
Although she continued to write poetry, she became known best for her redactions of traditional Irish legends.
When her journal EMMA changed to bimonthly release in 1993, she continued to write an increasing number of books, among them one about Petra Kelly and Gert Bastian, called Eine tödliche Liebe(Deadly Love), and biographies of Romy Schneider and Marion Dönhoff. In total, she has released 16 books as a writer, and 15 as publisher.
Despite her captivity, however, she continued to write a steady stream of letters to friends and contacts; the letters were written on paper scraps and smuggled out of prison whenever she had meals brought to her.[3].
She continues to write articles for The Daily Telegraph.
Sure enough, the sentence on the left is half wiped off as she continues to write along the board.
She nonetheless continued to write in German.
As long as she was willing to read them, I continued to write to her.
She writes- she is writing now- she will continue to write.
She also continued to write about things that mattered to her.
After retiring in the late 1970s, she continued to work as a guest professor and wrote several books to popularize science.
The judges explained that this is also the poet's interest- since she wants to continue writing poems.
In an interview with Weekend Australian, published in December 2005, Bush stated that Aerial wasnot meant to be her last work and that she wished to continue writing and recording music.
Since writing the paper, she has continued to make her way through more samples, and has already discovered some additional species.