Examples of using She settled in English and their translations into Hebrew
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She settled.
After the tour, she settled in New York.
She settled, it would seem, in New York.
After her release, she settled in Flensburg with her son.
She settled in the Netherlands, where she continued to write.
Kaidu sighs Of all the warriors my daughter wrestled, she settled on you.
In 1990 she settled in Germany.
You know she settled for you. Right?
But this idea, like the great lady herself,proved to be unwieldy and she settled for giving the wedding breakfast.
She settled at the kitchen table, in front of yesterday's newspaper.
Sanders' son died six years ago, and she settled a malpractice claim out of court.
After she settled in Marin…- She did well there… she was pretty stable.
One near miss with a Tallboytore a large hole in the bottom of the Lützow and she settled to the bottom in shallow water.
After the war she settled in Paris, where she lived until her death in 1978.
She settled her past accounts. She cut that bit out and threw it away.
In 1926, after the Alexandrapol earthquake, she settled in Yerevan, where she was welcomed with great enthusiasm by literary circles.
She settled in Ojai, California in 1948 to be near the Indian philosopher J. Krishnamurti.
After wandering in several countries to find the right school, she settled for the school for Eurythmy in the Theosophical center in Dornach Switzerland that was managed by Mr. Graf.
She settled in Hamburg and founded COCO MODEN, the first French style fashion boutique in Germany.
She settled in the Shaybah area, and the department was employed in various jobs in the area of the Abadan refinery.
The Lützow was attacked by 617 Squadron. Despite intense flak, 15 aircraft managed to bomb the target with Tallboys or with 1,000-pound(450 kg) bombs. One near miss with a Tallboytore a large hole in the bottom of the Lützow and she settled to the bottom in shallow water.
She settled on to our rickety Ikea kitchen chairs like she was lowering herself into a coal mine.”.
From 1911 through 1914 von Taussig studied at the Académie Ranson in Paris. During World War I she served the in the Red Crosson the Isonzo front. After the war she settled in the Anif area of Salzburg with Emma Schlangenhausen and Hilde Exner[de].
She settled into a faded armchair in an out-of-the-way corner that had a decent view of the computer cubicles and pretended to read the top book in her pile.
Around 1919, she changed her name to Claude Cahun, after having previously used the names Claude Courlis(after the curlew)and Daniel Douglas(after Lord Alfred Douglas). During the early 20s, she settled in Paris with her lifelong partner and step-sibling Suzanne Malherbe. For the rest of their lives together, Cahun and Malherbe(who adopted the name"Marcel Moore") collaborated on various written works, sculptures, photomontages and collages.
She settled in Lakeville, Connecticut in 1949 and re-established herself as a performer and teacher in the USA, touring extensively.