Examples of using Toiled in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They toiled with a feather quill, Your Holiness.
Generations of laryngologists toiled over Beethoven's last quartets.
History also teaches us that this end is not happenstance; rather,there were those who toiled to bring it about.
How hard he toiled and how greatly he suffered, I well know;
While she was out in the sun gathering herbs, I toiled in the gray of this room.
And those who toiled to bake that bread and hunt those pheasants?
I followed God but did not pursue the truth,and instead only blindly toiled for status and face.
But if not, as my ancestors toiled for me, so I am toiling for my descendants.”.
Men toiled in the factories twelve and fourteen hours a day to bring the great work to completion.
But if not, as my ancestors toiled for me, so I am toiling for my descendants.”.
Nathan's most prizedemployees were workhorses like himself who during the summer season toiled seven days a week, 10 hours a day.
He fought not one battle, toiled through not one war, but prospered upon the peace handed down by his father.
The Harvester ant is one of the most venomous creatures in the world, along with Fiona, and JAR--as the world knows my dear Joel-- toiled on it for months.
Some 30,000 workers and soldiers toiled on the structure, the bills for which all but emptied the kingdom's coffers.
Visitors peer down from a viewing platform into the mine, now filled with water,and picture what it was like when thousands of men toiled here, hauling the rock up to the surface with cables.
John Napier toiled for more than 20 years in his castle in Scotland to develop logarithms, a calculation device.
So we found a workshop, hired some local help,'toiled through the night,'and the next morning the job was done.'.
For us, they toiled in sweatshops, and settled the West, endured the lash of the whip, and plowed the hard earth.
He was not a commander or a general,but a devoted man of learning who toiled day and night for the security of Israel and its citizens.”.
Styron(1925-2006) toiled on his major books for a decade or more, and his roiling moods were determined by how well a day's writing had gone.
My late, great father, Vadge Allenby,gave me $300 million, and I toiled my whole bloody life to turn that into $305 million.
Rather she toiled in the kitchen of the home she shares with one of her daughters, Elizabeth Zedan, a minister, and her son-in-law, Thomas Richardson, chairman of Marian's chemistry department.
But, in the end,the Khan's spirit is the spirit of Gali and Kobi, who toiled and created here a place of special character.
Hundreds of laborers and artisans toiled for nearly 200 years to complete the masterpiece of early gothic architecture.
He learned how to secretly empty a can of beer the moment someone had his back turned by poking it with a knife, andwhen he used work as an excuse to avoid his cousins, he often toiled until the middle of the night.
Amazon came under fire in 2011when workers in an eastern Pennsylvania warehouse toiled in more than 100-degree heat with ambulances waiting outside, taking away laborers as they fell.
The diamond-shaped Masada Israel mountain top is 600m long and barely needed any further fortification, but Herod,having more enemies than friends, toiled to fortify the mountain top with a magnificent double-wall.
Those in the secret sacred societies,whose very lives have been in jeopardy from the dark as they toiled in secrecy to set up the new banking system, are now more than ready to move these cabalists to the special places of confinement.
Can you tell me about this feeling, which score writers share too,when you open a newspaper and read a two-page review of a movie you toiled over for months, and it does not even mention the soundtrack?
The original index file of this beautiful photographic collection is still preserved in the reading room of the archives department,and thanks to the rigorous and exacting work of Brauer, who toiled to prepare it“over an entire winter,” as he reported, generations of geographers, scholars and historians have used it extensively and enriched our knowledge of Eretz Israel.