Examples of using That separates in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It is the door that separates….
That separates us from the Kriezels.
It is personality that separates man from machine.
That separates you from those that won't.
Life and death, the flicker that separates one from the other.
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The flicker that separates one from the other, fast as a bat's wing, more beautiful than any sonnet.
Such fictitious experiences can undermine the idea that wehave a crystal-clear insight into our own behaviour that separates us from the naive Lavegny pigs.
They say that separates us from animals and plants.
So if we have a structure like this andit's quote-unquote cut off by a known variable in the middle, that separates or deseparates the left variable from the right variable, and they become independent.
And all that separates two larger parcels of mine.
There are so many different effects bonus(duplicamento ball type, enlarging or reducing ball or character, etcetera) and a series of platforms that youdestroy one by one each time the ball falls and that separates you from the brink of defeat.
Lift the veil that separates our world from yours.
There is a mountain range that separates France from Switzerland.
Any couple that separates on account of“betrayal” has essentially fallen victim to the seductive teasing of Lilith.
You can visualize thisseparation process similar to traffic on a highway that separates into two roads, with one road going into a low-clearance tunnel under a mountain, and the other road going around it.
It is the part that separates experimental learning a new language compared to just memorize or retain information.
Public relations- a definition that separates terrorism out from other violent actions will enable the initiation of an international campaign designed to undermine the legitimacy of terrorist organizations, curtail support for them, and galvanize a united international front against them.
The third couple that separated had married just a short time before.
It was, however, not the physical Moon alone that separated from the Earth.
Social services believe that separating children is a healthy and welcomed phenomenon.
You do realize that separated means they're still married?
It is our eyelids that separate them, but we cannot know which is inside and which outside.'.
On an internal gate erected in the fence that separated our camps, it was hanged a board with huge inscription:"Kriegsgefangenenlager".
In the following year, he invented the cotton gin, a machine that separated the seeds from the cotton fibers.
As he worked,the old master watched him with interest from across the wall that separated the two temples.
He had recentlybuilt an industrial cyclone tower for his factory that separated paint particles from the air using centrifugal force.
High Heart" was intended to belaunched from the ground using a booster rocket that separated after the launch.
Languages that separate the programmatic interface of objects from the implementation, like Visual Basic and Delphi, also tend to use this approach, because it allows objects to use a different implementation simply by using a different set of method pointers.
Although only the row of shops on its eastern side was exposed and not the street itself, it is clear that the row of vaults,as well as the alley that separated the two excavated vaults, opened onto it.