Examples of using With an expression in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Janeway regarded him with an expression of amusement.
Sometimes one of them would spin so hard that he would dig himself right into the ground, and come to a sudden stop,buried to the shoulders, with an expression of alarmed dismay.
She looked at me with an expression I didn't understand.
On the fourth night, when I opened my eyes after nodding off,my father was staring at me with an expression I would never seen before on his face.
She looked at me with an expression of anger and disdain.
Mr. Pontellier, unable to read his newspaper with any degree of comfort,arose with an expression and an exclamation of disgust.
And so I end up with an expression that looks like this, g.
The first was a page torn from the book, on which the author hadwritten a dedication to Sadan:“To my friend the professor, with an expression of esteem and thanks, S. Goldflus.”.
Mack was looking at him with an expression so avid that I became worried.
Harry paid over four more Knuts, retrieved another can of Comed-Tea from his pouch, and then stalked over to the picnic area with the blond-haired boy,who was staring at his own can with an expression of frank admiration.
Mr. Summers waited with an expression of polite interest while Mrs. Dunbar answered.
He was looking over Jan's shoulder with an expression of shock.
It came about to cover up, with an expression of imaginary happiness, difficult and painful things experienced by many on the way to realizing the national myth.
Recite these phrases out loud, confident and with an expression of at least 1 per day.
This is why the haftara opens with an expression of trust, continues with a description of sin and its punishment, and concludes with another expression of trust.
She made no comment, sat without moving, her eyes fixed on him with an expression that might have meant everything or nothing.
The midrashim and the commentators raise all of the above possibilities, each supported by some aspect of the language of the text, but each explanation also presents certain difficulties,such that we are once again left with an expression whose meaning is not entirely clear.
Tom's getting very profound,” said Daisy with an expression of unthoughtful sadness.
He gave me a mocking look, then quick as a wink, just as he had almost forty years ago,he swiped his index finger across his upper lip, twice, then shook it out with an expression of almost disgusted astonishment.
There we enter a world which I will describe with an expression used in my book The Threshold of the Spiritual World:“a world of living thought-beings.”.
I wanted in this way to draw your attention to the feeling and impulse that lay behind today's lecture,and I would like now to unite what I have said with an expression of deep satisfaction at being able once again to speak to you here in London.
Savta would pause for a dramatic intake of breath and then continue with an expression of contentment,“And there was Zahara, thrown upon the ground. Her face was black and hard, and all of her Miziyana was gone. And I understood that I had an important role to play. They had chosen me, but I knew that in order to succeed, I would need her name. And so I stole it.”.
The clerk looked at the money on the counter, then up at him with an expression caught between amusement and wariness.
At the word Abracadabra two of the Hufflepuffs screamed, including Neville, three other Slytherins leapt desperately out of the way of Harry's finger,and the largest Slytherin staggered back with an expression of shock, a sudden splash of red decorating his face and neck and chest.
She then declared him"weird" and, after being called"precocious" by Tarrlok,glared at him with an expression similar to the one Pema had previously given Tenzin.
It's an expression with horses.
Are you familiar with such an expression?
With expression.