Examples of using Whose parents in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The one whose parents are scared.
Giving a good motivation for a character whose parents were killed by orcs;
Whose parents were teachers and cops?
Every child whose parents divorce has.
Aleks, whose parents came from Kosovo, says:"I hate the police.
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Is it so important whose parents they are?
Guess whose parents just got broadband.
He's a conceited little dweeb whose parents are robbing him blind.
Six preschool kids whose parents are the world's most famous monsters try to master their special powers while preparing for kindergarten.
What will happen to the kids whose parents never came home?
Patients whose parents signed the informed consent.
You were the only other kid in class whose parents didn't speak English.
He's an… orphan whose parents were killed in a bullet train accident in sweden.
Like Scott Cullins, whose parents got divorced?
Jacques Kubrick, whose parents were of Jewish Austrian origin, was a doctor.
A bunch of 16-year-old losers who grew up in trailers… whose parents sit around drinking and screwing their cousins.
Or a Russian Jew, whose parents have adopted the Orthodox Christian faith?
There was the girl whose parents were Hasidic Jews.
Harry is a wizard whose parents were murdered by the evil Lord Valdemort.
I have a lot of friends whose parents have benefited from it.
I had friends whose parents worked at this plant.
And here's the ones whose parents should really be worried.
You mean the one whose parents named her after cheese? No,?
And I'm a Polish Jew whose parents died in a Nazi prison camp.
Do not buy a puppy whose parents were in close relationship.
Even high-ranking officials, whose parents were landlords, faced exile to the country.
Ian, you're speaking to a girl whose parents named her after a witch- who killed her own children.
In the U. S, out of a hundred children whose parents fall in the bottom 10 per cent of income earners, only 20-30 ever make it to college.
What can we tell young children whose parents choose to die rather than change their religious beliefs, and who will care for all the children who are orphaned?