Examples of using Toppled in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They toppled the regime.
The government nearly toppled.
It also toppled power lines.
How could there be unbroken eggs under a toppled nest?
Earthquakes toppled cities within hours.
And all of a sudden,a… a big gust of wind and he just toppled over.
Pure reason toppled by sheer melodrama.
He retired drug-lords, terrorists. Hell, he toppled governments.
I want the Taliban toppled through democratic means.
Forty of the 50 headstones at an 18th-centuryJewish cemetery in France were smashed or toppled.
And with the coach toppled bridges.
The Americans toppled the Taliban, which had ruled the country since 1996.
He's not the same knight that I toppled off the horse.
As her body toppled to the ground, an outraged Voldemort turned on Molly.
He fell to his knees and then toppled into the straw.
You see, Dorothy toppled into the- Its no place for Dorothy around a pigsty!
This was the deadliest bombing in Iraq since US-led forces toppled Saddam Hussein 13 years ago.
A pair of scissors, a toppled air conditioner, the lethal flames from an aerosol can.
He wore[Western] neckties and uttered national and secular slogans as a sign of modernity[and despite this,the Americans toppled him]….
But that's nothing compared to what toppled King Adolf Frederick of Sweden.
The idea toppled Isaac Newton's physics and redefined our notion of space and time.
The tribal issue rose to thetop of the agenda only after the American invasion toppled Saddam Hussein and helped transfer political control from the Sunni to the Shia.
The Bedouin Arabs who toppled the Persian Empire were propelled not only by a desire for conquest but also by a new religion, Islam.
In greece, the british army Toppled the popular leftist national liberation front.
The earthquake also toppled a historic turret at St. Gregory's University in nearby Shawnee.
Khomeini led the 1979 Islamic Revolution that toppled the Western-backed shah to become Iran's first supreme leader until his death in 1989.
The revolutionary uprisings that toppled the dictators of Tunisia and Egypt, and continue to challenge the region's other strongmen, are just the beginning.