Examples of using The almost in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And now the almost invisible Invisible Girl got on the boat to head to the floating stage.
This thrust my mother,my sister and I out of the relative comfort of middle-class life and into the almost constant struggle to make ends meet.
It's always something small-- a static pop on your safe house phone, a slight delay in authorization using your credit cards,or the almost imperceptible pauses in conversations with your handler.
Look around and the almost all their friends and one's friends are married, on only general settling, or the best approach to becoming married.
People also translate
But their evil machinationswere largely offset by the faithful activities of the almost ten thousand loyal midway creatures who so tirelessly labored to advance the enterprise.
This is what is behind the almost laughable effort earlier this year by Mahmoud Abbas, President of the Palestinian Authority, calling on the British to apologize for the Balfour Declaration.
He wrote:"King'Abdallah has left us for a work and recreational visit,and along comes someone who deviates from our norms of addressing royalty and poses the almost unacceptable question to the king:'Where are you?!'.
But while everyone was focused on the almost unrecognizable face hooked up to all sorts of machines and tubes, all I could see was his parents.
And they so regard and respect it while they strive to achieve the spiritual goals of thought adjustment andcharacter transformation in the almost limitless arena of the evolving human intellect.
She assured him that he was passing through the almost unknown spiritual experience described in the scriptures as mahabhava,the most exalted rapture of divine love.
This is important because despite the almost negligible increase in battery size and the more powerful hardware the iPhone 4 still manages to get more or less the same battery life figures as the iPhone 4.
These practices have since gained a persistent strong endorsement by our government and medical experts,which has led to the almost unshakable belief across our population that avoiding dietary fat and sun exposure are healthy choices.
In the almost two years since Europeans gained the“right to be forgotten” on the Internet, Google has passed judgment in over 418,000 cases- roughly 572 a day- from people wanting links of certain search results to be removed, according to the company's records.
It was easier to breathe, a slight vibration went through his body,and in the midst of the almost happy amusement which Gregor found up there, it could happen that, to his own surprise, he let go and hit the floor.
The almost lunatic attacks on a president by such a wide section of the Jewish community, including progressive rabbis, Jewish lay organizations like the Anti-Defamation League and Jewish women's groups, which had until now avoided partisan politics, is utterly unprecedented.
This ability was, to this day, the almost exclusive domain of the human brain, and the fact that we can now create machines capable of imitating- even if relatively narrowly- what only our brains could do, gives researchers a potentially powerful tool to better understand our brain.
If we compare, for example, this type of building to the community settlements being built nowadays,we can conclude that the almost dogmatic, formal moderation does grant greater leeway to random appropriation- such that does not enforce itself on the space for a long period of time.
Since Ministry of National Infrastructure, Energy, and Water Resources petroleum commissioner Yossi Wirtzburger has already extended the license, the second time to the full period permitted by law,it appears that the almost unavoidable result will be the return of the license to the state.
His Bolshevik antecedentswould turn in their graves if they were aware of the almost surreal scenario in which this former KGB officer expresses philo-Semitic sentiments and even praises former Soviet citizens now resident in Israel.
You may have read about Gaza's plight in newspapers or academic articles and you may have heard about the many deprivations we the Palestinians face, like having just four hours of electricity each day,three extraordinarily brutal wars, the almost always closed border crossings and so on and so forth.
Basho, in 17 syllables, juxtaposed a turbulent ocean driven by a storm now past,and captured the almost impossible beauty of our home galaxy with millions of stars, probably hundreds and hundreds of-- who knows how many-- planets, maybe even an ocean that we will probably call Sylvia in time.
Or worse, what if you know what my final destination, which was defined previously by someone else and, to my own ignorance or blindness orsimple uncertainty Heather decided to obey for fear of getting lost, by the almost always useless and perverse anxious not to lose time, for fear of breaking an order, for fear of chaos?
Lapid's intense emotional involvement in the documentaries she edits focuses on the almost sisyphean effort to sift the most precise film possible from the tens or hundreds of hours of raw footage constantly dumped on her desk- the cheaper shooting and recording equipment become, the higher this number gets.
He would been raptly listening to the referee's story-- the gambling, the cash, the secrecy, the corruption, the endless search by human beings to gain an edge,the gross opportunism that seemed almost contagious, the almost shockingly easy fixing of a major American sport-- but now there was one big thing on Kulle's mind, and it wasn't the moral of the story.
Although the second(al-Aqsa) Intifada hoisted the banner of the Palestinian struggle over Jerusalem and the Temple Mount,in practice it seems to have led to the almost total disintegration of the Palestinian Authority in the city and the realization that for the foreseeable future there is no alternative to Israeli control of the city.
