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Meanings of go to synagogue in anglès
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Usage of go to synagogue in anglès
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I go to synagogue on Shabbat; prayer, meditation and music are healing for me.
2
I go to synagogue twice a year.
3
Then when Father and the boys go to synagogue, we start to prepare for the day's work.
4
His mother would be livid that he hadn't made it in time to go to synagogue with them.
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Esther often went to synagogue and sat in the ladies' compartment.
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That feeling of connectedness, it was more than I ever got from going to Synagogue.
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This, too, is a memory of childhood: he stopped going to synagogue when he left Germany.
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Freedom of religion means nothing to him, he never goes to synagogue; and freedom of the press?
9
Friday evenings he went to synagogue, and Saturdays too, returning home at midday for lunch and a nap.
10
Noah had never gone to synagogue.
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On Sabbath morning almost everybody went to synagogue, and those who did not, read their prayers and devotions at home.
12
"From this fat kid that I go to synagogue with sometimes," Stan said.
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'And I don't care if Alfred goes to synagogue or to church or nowhere at all!
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"I not know name, I go to synagogue own self."
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I should have gone to synagogue, and I never should have called you. He threw himself into a chair as she started to cry.
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"Ephraim..." he said after a while, in that suppressed tone which seemed to be peculiar to him, "aren't you going to synagogue?"