Examples of using Was borrowed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Science itself was borrowed from ancient religious studies in India and Egypt.
The idea of building an indoor concert hall in the seaport was borrowed from Copenhagen.
From this custom, the root was borrowed for the familiar meaning of holiday and festivity.
Six reported auto thefts, two of which state,"Not impossible car was borrowed.".
Half of it was borrowed and had to go back where it came from, the other half was mine.
These mortgages are generally available up to 20 years andthe monthly repayment is in the currency that was borrowed.
Some commentators maintain that since the object was borrowed together with the owner- the owner remains responsible for the object.
But as one was felling a beam, the axe head fell into the water: and he cried, and said, Alas,master! for it was borrowed.
And if earlier this haircut was the prerogative of girls, today it was borrowed by young men wearing elongated haircuts.
This degree was borrowed by Masons from the order of the Rosicrucians, and they carry on their Tradition, which comes directly from Ancient Egypt.
Items chosen to bring good luck to the bride. In this case,the veil was borrowed and the handkerchief was new.
About two weeks later, it was borrowed by Robb Weller and Dave Hunter who led the wave at a Huskies football game on October 31, 1981.
To this day there has been noindication the Soviets ever discovered that the Lunik was borrowed for a night.”.
To that end, the handkerchief in her cleavage was borrowed, the garter on her leg was blue, and the diamonds on her ears were old.
By the way, it is known to you personally, it may even be under a different name, since the name Viandot was assigned to the hens much later than its first representatives appeared(by the way,this name was borrowed from one of the old Indian tribes living in the territory of modern states).
Gladiatorial combat was borrowed from the Etruscans and the tribe was an important part of the funeral rites, conquered by the Romans, of the tribe.
Many Fabians participated in the formation of the Labour Party in 1900 and the group's constitution,written by Shaw, was borrowed heavily from the founding documents of the Labour Party.
The yellow badge, for example, was borrowed from another Jew hater, who lived centuries before the Nazis came to power in Germany: Edward I King of England(1239-1309).
Because Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert only had a Christian Bible,a copy of the Tanakh was borrowed by Hastert's staff from Congressman Gary Ackerman for this purpose.
The fact that it was borrowed and imported from neighboring cultures, started the study of the Star of David, because the first researchers did not understand who allowed such a symbol to enter the synagogues.
I gotta keep reminding myself this is borrowed time.
Circulating books may be borrowed for one month.
I was borrowing it.
Non-fiction books can be borrowed for a day and fiction books for seven days.
A wheelchair can be borrowed at the museum.
Books may be borrowed any time the library is open.
An iron can be borrowed from reception.
The raptor costumes were borrowed… from the real live dinosaurs exhibit.
Books may be borrowed for up to 3 weeks.
Uh, yeah, I was borrowing a, um… toothpaste.