Examples of using To the event itself in English and their translations into Hebrew
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As to the event itself.
This brings us to the event itself.
On to the event itself.
That brings me to the event itself.
A person's reaction to astressful event can seem out of any proportion to the event itself.
Back to the event itself.
But now at last we come to the event itself.
There is only one response that in the days ofthe presidential election will reverberate strongly and be suitable to the event itself.
First, I will get to the event itself.
In regard to the event itself, Gantz said that“in the action of the flotilla and the Marmara, there are operational lessons to be drawn, but this was an operational action with values.
Plus I also got to go to the event itself.
In my opinion, while there is no human answer to the event itself, it cannot be ignored.
But the fact is, there was no question as to the event itself.
In my opinion, there is no human answer to the event itself but the event cannot be ignored.
Previously formed expectations can alter emotional responses to the event itself, motivating forecasters to confirm or debunk their initial forecasts.
You want to do something that will be remembered for you and your guests,but find it difficult to turn your wish into the event itself, with its important details.
There was no particular lead-in to the event itself.
The event itself contributes more than R200 million to the local economy.
However, police point out that the organization itself has no connection to the event and there is no suspicion of its abnormal behavior.
I want to talk about the event itself.
However, we are going to hone in on the event itself.
All he had to do was organize the event itself.
This means that the brand not only already binds to certain events, but the event itself can be your means of communication, says Diego Olmedilla.
Old enough to remember precisely what had happened, some of us were already out of the closet by then,but too young to be part of the event itself.