Examples of using We tried to find in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We tried to find you.
This decision wasn't easy for us and we tried to find other ways.
We tried to find you.
As you know, we kept the body in stasis for several months as we tried to find a way to repair the damage.
We tried to find geniuses.
Maybe we should talk about one of the 85 million times we tried to find where your mother hid the goddamn baseballs.
We tried to find an owner.
Because Tel Aviv is always an important inspiration for us, we tried to find more and more ways to rediscover the city.
We tried to find the middle ground.
And it's a horrible, difficult time no matter what,and every time we went through this as a company we tried to find ways to help the surviving spouse of the Googler who would passed away.".
We tried to find them and never got close.
Again and again we tried to find the reason but with no success.
We tried to find out your real name, but.
TT: In discussing this project, we tried to find different visualisations for conversations and for a dialogue.
So, we tried to find something that she would enjoy.
I know, we tried to find a killer, but guess what?
We tried to find a flower shop, but we couldn't.
We tried to find shelter, but then I heard people shouting,'Water!
Therefore, we tried to find a death certificate in the Ministry of the Interior.
We tried to find the truth about all the‘disappeared' by raising public awareness.
We tried to find something in hundred dollar bills That couldn explain why this is happening now.
We tried to find references from a lot of different civilizations and different times and combine them.
Therefore, we tried to find a death certificate in the Ministry of the Interior. But to no avail.
We tried to find something that resembled the fur of the mother," zoo biologist Wineke Schoo said.
We tried to find the match right after he was born, but ethnic donors are so hard to find. .
We tried to find photos that will take you at least a few minutes from home to the country of dreams, which is so attractive and beautiful regardless of the time of year.
We tried to find an economic solution, but not one in which we provide help such as with a charity, but with people from the community helping each other,” said Rosenberg.
Every summer we tried to find a restful place, where people didn't gossip in the corridors, didn't confess to one another in corners, didn't interfere with you, and, of course, didn't speak Yiddish.