Examples of using Were often in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The witnesses were often family members.
Jijingi liked stories, and older stories were often the best.
So these wars were often very destructive.
Living conditions were rough and punishments were often brutal.
Wives were often thought of as property.
In India circumstances were often much the same.
Families were often slit up and sent to separate destinations.
Early examples of organic reactions and applications were often serendipitous.
Effects, and were often more or less successful.
The cities in Israel were often surrounded by walls.
They were often children, 16 or 17 years old, armed with machine guns.
Their circumstances were often no less tragic.
Families were often separated during this and shipped to different places.
Second, these false gods were often associated with the powers of nature.
Diets were often sustaining and rich in protein due to successful hunting.
In school, they were often bored, anxious or both.
The methods were often used in combination with each other.
The cults were often non-moral and even immoral.
Lyrics were often bleak, gothic or socially aware.
Her legs were often bristly and she's all about water conservation.
Once in Spain, families were often separated and taken to different shelters.
These camps were often in very remote, very cold parts of Russia and Siberia.
The captives were often taken in exchange for the Patriots captured by the British.
Executioners were often inexperienced and proceedings did not always run smoothly.
The starch grains found in the craters were often damaged, and the researchers classified them according to the damaging process they had undergone.
On the other hand, ninjas were often mercenaries, and as such they would often belong to the lower classes of ancient Japanese society.
Likewise, the smaller independent studios were often owned by skilled electronics engineers who designed and built their own desks and other equipment.
In less affluent families were often the subject of such religious attributes that are passed down from generation to the next generation for many, many centuries.
Pine, spruce, and cedar branches were often the most popular items that people used to make garlands, but cornhusks, orange peels, mosses, and dried fruits were also popular.