Examples of using Whose memory in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Whose memory?
Counting us, that's 20 people whose memory.
Whose memory's this?
My dear Nina, whose memory I shamed.
Whose memory is this anyway?
This is the highest tribute we can give those whose memory we gather to honor today.
O thou, whose memory will retain.
Boys who never made it home, and whose memory we cherish.
Mei, a young girl whose memory holds a priceless numerical code, finds herself pursued by the Triads, the Russian mob, and corrupt NYC cops.
An additional influence is thedeath of his mother when he was 14, and in whose memory he composed a Stabat Mater.
And her other son, Drusus, whose memory she honours in those games- ask her how he died!
All throughout Europe American cemeteries remind us of theyoung boys who never made it home, and whose memory we cherish.
It also appearsable to be more durable than flash, whose memory cells start to break down after 100,000 rewrites.
Europe American cemeteries remind us of theyoung boys who never made it home, and whose memory we cherish.
If the experience of suffering can generate some good,then the work of those whose memory of suffering moves them to alleviate the suffering of others is that good.
All all through Europe,American cemeteries remind us of the young boys who by no means made it home, and whose memory we cherish.
If you're going to blame somebody else,then choose a woman whose memory is completely shot and can't even deny it.
Joel Hirsch offers marriage and respectability, hoping one day to earn her love,if not the passion she feels for a man whose memory still haunts them both.
This is the story of Paul Rusesabadzhin, whose memories formed the basis of the film“Hotel“ Rwanda”.
It is thanks to our sons and daughters,our fallen loved ones whose memories burn in our souls, that our lives are safeguarded and our country exists.
Much of this may sound like hype, particularly to those whose memories take in the unmet promises of internet banks at the height of the dotcom bubble, or that go back earlier still to the statements of Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, that banks were dinosaurs.