Examples of using With a kind in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The line is cut off with a kind of blade.
With a kind of hot punch the color applied on the wall or table.
Producer B:“You have to come with a kind of partner, officially or unofficially.”.
I'm concerned that we hear about it so much that wehave come to accept longer lives with a kind of a complacency.
The men greeted her with a kind of playful friendliness, ladies with a marked hostility;
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It is the kind of pain you never forget, but that you remember with a kind of love and nostalgia.
He told me a few words with a kind of tender, heartfelt joy, that I did not have the strength to conceal any confusion of their, no pleasure.
You may feel totally apathetic about your usual routines, with a kind of"who cares" attitude to daily life.
In fact, it fills me with a kind of hope for the future I haven't felt since the 2029 flyby of MN4 was downgraded to a 0 on the Torino scale.
It is described in their writings that the Bábwrote the entire book in 40 days, with a kind of ecstasy of divine inspiration.
Gloria placed her hand lovingly on Bob's knee and with a kind look gazed into his eyes and said"No Bob, really, you got everything you asked for.
These very instruments of torture, which were my birthright and my curse, now tormented her, as well,infecting her with a kind of haunted fascination.
I would like to go back,' says the boy, with a kind of a grin--'if it wasn't on an occasion of this kind.
Sometimes, I'm concerned that we hear about it so much that wehave come to accept longer lives with a kind of a complacency, even ease.
He was a remarkable human being, filled with a kind of love(not self-serving, but others-serving) that is seldom seen or experienced in this world.
Just as Americans have given America meaning through their dreams for their own lives,Gatsby instills Daisy with a kind of idealized perfection that she neither deserves nor possesses.
All those rounded up became imbibed with a kind of a psychosis of the crowd, which in that time expressed itself in that, that the whole crowd was similar to a herd of sheep.
That's why, with our first Embassy,we are trying to do the best for the autistic minority, with a kind of“dream location”, in order to reduce injustices.
I ended that series with a kind of a mail-in petition that encouraged our National Marine Fishery Service, to force other countries to have a stronger stance with shark management.
Goodhard came to the conclusion that the body responds to any imbalance with a kind of muscle weakness, which is determined by manual muscle testing.
But the shepherd will not be able to compete with the bright personality of the Riesenschnauzer,with his unbridled craving for the knowledge of the new, and with a kind of dog sense of humor.
Who looks at the folds in my neck and the puckers and bags with a kind of… endearment because we would gone through life together.
I ended that series with a kind of a mail-in petition that encouraged our National Marine Fishery Service, to force other countries to have a stronger stance with shark management.
Helmets in this era were basically similar to metal caps,sometimes with a kind of protection for the nose or face, but most of them only protected the head.
One did not heed that one materialises what existsspiritually in a mood if one thinks the space filled with a kind of thin cloud, permeated with vibrations.
The third one with some pity,not in the worse sense of that word, but with a kind of an inner, brotherly judgement, looked with forbearance at those comers who still addressed each other by"Mister…".
It was on Van Gogh, and the picture at which the book opened was“The Chair”- that astounding portrait of a Ding an Sich,which the mad painter saw, with a kind of adoring terror, and tried to render on his canvas.
Putting aside the issue of motivation,we are also dealing here with a kind of natural selection: If despite all his efforts one of the competitors fails to produce his product cheaply and efficiently, he will be pushed out of the market, and only his more efficient competitors will survive.
To them are added the actual sense-organs, where we have to do with physical contrivances-in the eye with a kind of camera obscura, in the ear with a very complicated musical instrument.
I say again!' repeated the Pigeon, but in a more subdued tone,and added with a kind of sob,'I have tried every way, and nothing seems to suit them!'.