Examples of using We experienced in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We experienced great love.
Don't cry, we experienced the same.
We experienced Dafa's miraculous power again.
Great feedback on what we experienced in London.
We experienced that on our 2nd honeymoon.
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From this point forward, we experienced 10 bitter days.
We experienced a lot of racism during that season.
Whoever was not there cannot imagine all we experienced.
This year we experienced a miracle.
I wish kids today could experience the freedom we experienced as youth.
Mr. President, we experienced a few public relations-.
We experienced so many hardships that we forgot.
Yes, it seems the quake we experienced here in los angeles did major damage.
We experienced it in the Green Revolution, which died out in 2009, and we're seeing it now.
How many of us, I wonder,can recall a childhood moment when we experienced happiness as a state of being?
We experienced similar things and tried to discover the secret of the good intimate relationship.
With mister and mistress 176 and with lady 177 we experienced as much heartiness and.
We experienced the strong experience that we are subject to finitude without possibility of escape.
The wars, crises, and great disappointments that we experienced this year are a sign that the egoistic system in its exploitative form doesn't work anymore.
We experienced daily, in some way, the truth of the beautiful teaching,“Seek ye first the kingdom of heaven and all else shall be added unto you.”.
And at present it seems that all that we experienced and learnt during that stupid war, the war of Lebanon, has been completely forgotten.
On the first alarm we experienced together, I saw that her hands were shaking too, as she was putting on the gas masks on the children.
At the beginning of the second decade of 2000 we experienced the development of the solar energy market whose exponential growth, however, was conditioned by incentives.
The lowest wind chill we experienced was in the -70s, and we had zero visibility, what's called white-out, for much of our journey.
Instead of the stress we experienced when I left my job, suddenly it was like something was released in both of us.
What we were, and what we experienced there, is very different from what we experience between birth and death here on earth.
And Rav Ashlag tells us that any pain we experienced this year will be transformed into great joy, and any negativity will become a tremendous source of goodness.
Over the past year we experienced a wave of terrorism, from October 2015 through the first quarter of 2016- a lone wolf terrorism we learned how to deal with.
Any hardships or negativity that we experienced over the last year illustrates that the seeds planted a year ago required more care, purity, and commitment on our part.