Examples of using Were equal in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They really were equal.
All were equal in your eyes.
Their bills were equal.
All were equal, there was neither rich nor poor.
You thought you were equal to me?
They intended to make a society where all were equal.
The two A1s were equal in two models.
For her, all people were equal.
All the participants were equal and the pact was open to new members.
All of Sarah's years were equal.
Alternatively, if the density in the universe were equal to or below the critical density, the expansion would slow down but never stop.
It's just like we knew the two circles were equal.
A campaign where profits generated were equal to costs would have an ROI of 0;
As in all other German concentration camps, not all the prisoners were equal.
You said you and Luke were equal in strength.
They haven't done half of what we have. The minute he declared himself the competition,suddenly we were equal.
Not all things were equal.
And he measured the city with the golden reed for twelve thousand stadia,and its length and height and breadth were equal.
If, then, the real size of the lines were equal, the distant should be shorter.
Men's careers took priority more often than women's did,though the majority said they were equal.
And deep down, if we really accepted that Africans were equal to us, we would all do more to put the fire out.
Another 50 percent said that while companies talked about diversity,they did not feel that opportunities were equal for all employees.
The Greens that led throughout the game were equal at the end of the legal time when the clock was 91:91.
Morellet reasoned that the slave trade proved Africans were equal to Europeans.
However, I did not know that in the house of God, all duties were equal, and my sisters and brothers as well as I were all creatures with equal status.
In particular, they puzzled over the theorem that the interior angles of a triangle were equal to two right angles.
The midrash states that Sara's years were equal in goodness.
The US repudiated any emancipatory anticolonial interpretation of self-determination,for Wilson himself never believed in the idea that all peoples were equal or immediately deserving sovereignty.
It's just like we knew the two circles were equal, red and blue.
In 1748 it was established that Captains serving as Commodores were equal to Brigadier-Generals in the Army.