Examples of using Were mostly in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They were mostly older heads.
Of course, Jews were mostly poor.
They were mostly on how to serve him.
However these demands were mostly disregarded.[66].
They were mostly related to gathering property and business ideas.
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The reasons for entering were mostly political.
In 70 CE, the Jews were mostly illiterate farmers living in the land of Israel and Mesopotamia.
The members of the army were mostly volunteers.
They were mostly picture magazines about movie stars and sports figures, also usually the News and Mirror.
But these were mostly for TV.
The film was rated somewhere between the first and second installments, and reviews were mostly positive.
Dinosaurs were mostly this size.
The city was initially ruled by citizens of German descent,and the inhabitants were mostly wealthy, due to the lead mines.
Patients were mostly male and white.
When I told people at school for the first time that I wasn't planning to go to the army,the reactions were mostly of amazement.
The students were mostly poor children and orphans.
All the things we're going to walk through in our explorations anddiscoveries of the oceans were mostly discoveries made by accident.
The new arrivals were mostly sick and utterly weak.
This one guy, they were mostly guys, who liked to wear a yellow hooded cape, he used a ton of gray legos to build a massive death star.
The treads in the victim's tires were mostly full of river silt. But.
Many victims, who were mostly women, were falsely accused of witchcraft.
The organizers were the director and the CCP secretary of the police department,and the killers were mostly militiamen who did not even spare the children.
At first the prisoners were mostly political opponents of the Nazi regime.
These increases in the number of articles were mostly achieved with the help of bots.
The other passengers were mostly Filipinas on leave from jobs in Dubai.
That put paid to the majority of the ordinary people thereabouts, who were mostly farmers, and who were too busy to do any such thing anyway.
The captured crewmen were mostly British and they were simply released.
Those who wrote about it were mostly- in the modern view- exceptionally competent, positive researchers in other respect.
The circumstances that led to it were mostly the failure of the negotiations at Camp David and the Israeli media's portrayal of the talks as an absolute failure.