Examples of using When david in English and their translations into Hebrew
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When David becomes Goliath.
I was surprised when David called.
When David Tepper speaks, the market listens.
Laura was lost at sea… when David was 5.
When David did that, Saul was still the king.
I will be here when David come in that door.
When David cut her out of the will, she felt betrayed.
He sees two sticks when David has only one.
When David told me he knew, I cried with gratitude for Denise.
We were thrilled when David finally broke up with her.
When David Clarke worked here, he ran venture capital, right?
Must have made the guys proud when David blew up the tank.
He knows when David sits down and when he rises.
Spade and his family moved to Scottsdale, Arizona, when David was four years old.
When David brought the ark of the covenant in to Jerusalem, we are told.
There will be tears, too, when David and Jennifer are reunited.
When David found out I was still dating other people, he proposed.
Yoav senses the problem immediately when David asks him to carry out the census.
When David said no, that same day, the Government started an investigation.
He had the date when david… detective campbell started smoking again.
When David Haskell, same prints, was buried in a Virginia cemetery-.
I remember once, when David was still at home… Take it easy, Phillip.
When David gets back, he will be able to explain it all to you personally.
It's like when David O. Selznick cast Scarlett O'Hara in Gone with the Wind.
When David tried to lay a finger on him, Nixon made mincemeat out of him.
When David was on his medication, he was open, almost desperate to work.
When David Shannon was five years old, he wrote and illustrated his first book.
When David got out of prison, we asked him to put in some work, Get him back in the groove, you know?
When David Ben Gurion presented our claim to Israel to the United Nations, he opened up a Tanach and read that God gave the land to the Jewish people.
When David Crowe published his image-shattering biography of Schindler in 2004, the book was praised for“taking the shine off Spielberg's Schindler.”.