Examples of using When almost in English and their translations into Hebrew
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When almost everything was closed.
He was elected in 1932, when almost everyone was poor.
Most people, when almost eaten by a tentacle monster, would have sworn off magic forever.
It is possible to have rough equality only when almost everybody is poor.
There were times when almost all Israelis denied even the existence of the Palestinian people.
How can you not like him because of his age when almost every man we grew up with is dead?
Unlike today, when almost every grade-school student owns a computer, in those days there was only a handful of computers worldwide, mostly at large research institutes in the USA and the UK.
A time of ingenuity, when almost anything was possible.
Moreover, most of these materials flow into the river when it is in a highly sensitive state immediately after the summer season when almost no water flows along the channel.
I was not surprised when almost everyone raised their hand.
The computerization of the names from all sources began in late 1991 andexpanded until the end of 1998 when almost one million names had been computerized.”.
How has the shark survived, when almost all that lived in the beginnings has either perished or changed?
Sometimes, our eyes can play tricks on us-especially in the age of Photoshop, when almost any image can be manipulated to look real.
One example is in 1983 in the West Bank, when almost 1,000 Palestinian teenage girls fell ill, reporting symptoms of fainting and nausea that would later be ruled as mass hysteria.
It is not right to come to G-d with complaints andto ask Him why He does this to us, when almost everything is full of goodness, at least in Israel.
But when almost all of the Western democratic states- Europe, Scandinavia, and sadly even Great Britain- stand against Israel and launch serious sanctions to choke off her economy, the peril is undeniable.
It was a magical time when almost anything was possible.
They are grappling with problems that other countries too will have to deal with in due course, such as what to do when you reach the limits of big government and how to organise society when almost all women work.
Especially when it's sweltering outside and when Almost Famous is playing for the 400th time.
However, being located at the bottom of a canyon left the fields vulnerable to flooding as a result of rain and the overflowing of Cataract Creek,as was the case in 1911 when almost an entire crop field was destroyed.
The F-FDTL's problems came to a head in 2006 when almost half the force was dismissed following protests over discrimination and poor conditions.
The library was built during a period of severe oppression, which began when Russia was defeated in the war with Japan,a time when almost any activity was seen as revolutionary and was outlawed.
This fear can be projected onto their parents and siblings after a disaster when almost all children will show some kind of regressive behavior;
In 1971 there were 6.6 people of working age for each senior, Hussen said, but by 2012 that ratio had gone to 4.2 to 1 andprojections show it will be at 2 to 1 by 2036, when almost 100 percent of population growth will be a result of immigration;
For example, in 1983,in the early years of computerized production of newspapers when almost no one knew what was coming, The New York Times almost committed digital suicide.
Several protesters, who told +972 Magazine they lived in the Golan Heights before Israeli occupation, said that their community's protest against the Energix wind farmproject reminded them of the popular uprising of 1982, when almost all 10,000 residents refused ID cards brought to them by hundreds of Israeli troops.
The last time the U.S. market saw such a low level of inventory wasback at the peak of the housing boom in 2006 when almost every home saw a bidding war and many were sold within the first listing day.
As noted, it is not right to come to G-d with complaints andto ask Him why He does this to us, when almost everything is full of goodness, at least in Israel.