Examples of using Something has changed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Something has changed them.
However, this year something has changed.
Something has changed along the way.
Don't you think something has changed now?
Something has changed in their agenda.
Can you please tell me if something has changed.
Something has changed and we don't know what it is.”.
Did you get the impression something has changed?
Yeah, something has changed, but I can't figure out what.
You should be able to know if something has changed.
Something has changed in him, and it will never be the same.
Yet at the popular level, something has changed.
And unless something has changed, I am not going in there with him.
I truly didn't plan on this, but something has changed.
Something has changed within the IDF in 2013, apparently for the better.
I never really found the right balance, but now something has changed.
Somebody or something has changed the rules about how our world works.
At first, the well-meaning queries didn't faze me, but something has changed.
Something has changed in this country and in this world lately that is scary to see.
Last time I checked, I give the orders around here, unless something has changed.
Something has changed, but it's not clear what and we are still trying to figure it out.
We are briefly with the chirp,with the music that the birds bring into the room… Something has changed.
Yeah, but she cared about us, about Greg. Something has changed, and I think now is our chance to get her back.
Something has changed, and what has changed is that we now have a new faculty to bring to bear on the relationship between memory and experience.
If, however, the blackbird goes against nature and follows man to his artificial,anti-natural world, something has changed in the planetary order of things.
I don't even know-- Because if something has changed since I first told you, if you don't want me to get married again.
But something has changed inside, too, because in my 40s, I had plenty of success and none of it seemed adequate, which was why I felt so churlish.
So now I realize two things are possible… one, something has changed within her, something so significant that she's turned into someone I barely recognize, or, two… it was a fantasy that I ever knew her at all.
But something has changed in four years, something that even she never envisioned would happen so quickly, although she had been waiting impatiently.
In other words, something has changed- in history and culture- to cause hoarding to emerge as a prevalent psychiatric disorder.