Examples of using Were desperate in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They were desperate.
Our editor says,"'we knew the miners were desperate.
And they were desperate.
You were desperate, emotionally scarred, depressed, even!
You said you were desperate.
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They were desperate and angry.
Only if they were desperate.
They were desperate for change.
Your friend said that you were desperate for it.
They were desperate for my help.
The Bluth's were desperate.
Okay, you were desperate, you lacked guidance, you felt unloved.
The British were desperate.
These were desperate times, and desperate times call for desperate measures.
The parents were desperate.”.
The inmates were desperate because they felt their days were numbered, so they fought and screamed.
Their leaders, Alaric and his brother-in-law, Athaulf, were desperate to find a new homeland for their people.
My parents were desperate to curry favor with the Kensington Firm.
Their adventure had taken many dark turns,and the weary sailors were desperate to rest in a safe harbor.
The Ancients, as you call them, were desperate in their search for a better way to fight the Wraith.
They were nice enough to pretend they were fooled, and they were desperate enough for actors.
Both teams were desperate to win.”.
Suddenly, celebrities were realizing that they could reallyask for just about any amount they wanted if the magazines were desperate enough.
Stomped each kneecap. The intruders were desperate for something inside that apartment.
The Jews were desperate because of general problems and a crisis within their communities, not because of their religion.”.
Larfleeze explained that the Guardians were desperate to get the box back because it contained the fear entity Parallax.
They were desperate for volunteers because the average age of the volunteer at the hospital gift shop was 75.
I don't mean there were any fights- but they were desperate and they were committed and they were more motivated than we were.”.
But these were desperate times, and desperate times warranted desperate actions.
After all, if businesses were desperate for workers with certain skills, they would presumably be offering premium wages to attract such workers.
