Examples of using Sigrid in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
Yes, Sigrid?
Sigrid the Haughty.
Thank you, Sigrid.
I'm Sigrid! I want to stay Sigrid!
Who's gonna play Sigrid?
I didn't know Sigrid had a boyfriend.
If you just accepted Helena the way you accepted Sigrid.
That means Sigrid was Gregor's mistress.
No, but everything's waiting to make Sigrid look good.
Klaus… I played Sigrid in"Maloja's Snake"… when I was eighteen.
Apart from political andmilitary forces they included intellectuals such as Sigrid Undset.
Back in the room, Sigrid was not there yet.
Sigrid is from the Old Norse name Sigríðr, meaning“beautiful victory”.
I have been going with a girl. Sigrid, you know?- The blonde.
I know Sigrid, and… believe me, she's more interesting than that.
Dr. Halstrom, or should I say Sigrid, your internet chat friend?
Sigrid, I need you to set up that call with the zoning regulators about the annex.
In 1985, after 29 years of marriage and the raising of four children, Sigrid Hamer died.
No, Sigrid, I will not send my boy to the monastery. Do you think I want to do it?
Fter she found out there was a swastika on the church bell, Sigrid Peters refused to continue playing the organ during services.
We have Sigrid Haugli in custody. She wants to know if you can come down here and get her.
Despite her Bourgeois life, despite her responsibilities, she's not the epitome of order,and not at all the opposite of Sigrid.
Sigrid, I asked you here because your internship is almost over. And I wanted to congratulate you… personally.
The wealthiest woman in Britain is Sigrid Rausing, granddaughter of the man who invented the Tetra Pak packaging fortune.
Sigrid Helliesen Lund formally joined the Quaker community in Oslo in 1947, and became a leading voice within the global Quaker community.
Back then she played the role of Sigrid, an alluring young woman who disarms and eventually drives her boss Helena to suicide.
Sigrid Helliesen Lund, a member of Sivorg who dedicated herself from the outset to saving the children's lives, planning the escape and arranging for provisions.
Sigrid grew up in a home hospitable to artists and intellectuals of her time, and she developed an independent spirit early in her life, refusing among other things to be confirmed in the Church of Norway.
Bonn-based Sigrid Skarpelis-Sperk, president of the Union of German-Greek Associations and a former politician from the centre-left Social Democrats(SPD), sees enormous potential in the relationship.