Examples of using Were beginning in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Were beginning to grow again.
But the clouds were beginning to gather.
We were changing the world, and, as a result… Oh!… we, ourselves, were beginning to change.
They were beginning to meet.
And I just felt like we were beginning to.
People were beginning to go home.
And just when… So many things were beginning.
Our bodies were beginning to betray us.
These were dark dayswhen the aims that we had set in 1776 were beginning to be totally ignored.
The Germans were beginning to lose the war.
The first symptoms of her illness were beginning to appear.
Prayers were beginning in a few minutes.
And as a result… we ourselves were beginning to change.
Ireland were beginning to take control of the game.
We had finished the mass and were beginning to leave the church.
They were beginning the real fight against organised crime.
Crowds of youths were beginning to gather.
Films were beginning to be made in a different kind of a way.
Dress standards were beginning to change.
The others were beginning to wonder if we were going to have a double toast.
Why would I betray you now, just as we were beginning to trust each other?
However, other British government officials were beginning to worry more about the rising political dominance of the Russian Empire in eastern Europe and the corresponding decline of the Ottoman Empire.
The battles began in 1856,specifically aimed to entertain the foreign visitors who were beginning to flock to the south of France.
Tendrils of mist were beginning to rise from the water.
And despite the profound cultural anxiety about non-book books,some librarians and educators were beginning to recognize the perks of this burgeoning medium.
Your mother and I were beginning to worry you would never come home.
However, the clouds were beginning to gather.
I'm so relieved. We were beginning to get a little bit worried about you.
Or did you find you were beginning to like it?
When it became known in Sweden that the Nazis were beginning to transfer Hungarian Jews to extermination, the heads of the Jewish community in Sweden were looking for ways to save them.