Examples of using Long rows in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Long rows of lounge chairs and cabanas ring the terrace.
They are waiting in long rows until it is their turn.
They take the form of small white balls that are individual or in long rows, high in the sky.
Old stone brickwork and long rows of guard stones give a sense of a journey back in time.
The pitches are laid out both in long rows and on fields.
Admire the long rows of majestic Royal Palms or try exotic fruits fresh from the tree.
Its velvety black seeds lie in three long rows on the smoothly raked bed.
Long rows of slot machines plus a good selection of table games provide plenty of gaming options for guests.
On the stage, forty tables have been set up in four long rows; at each, two people sit facing each other.
Admire the long rows of majestic Royal Palms and the colourful orchid garden or try exotic fruits fresh from the tree.
At this point you will notice that those extreme long rows are going to hang down when you hold it upright.
Visitors to Tuscany are enchanted by its breathtaking views,and sinuous hills adorned with long rows of cypress trees.
In the"delivery" area, long rows of big bags are ready to go, weighing 500 to 1000 kilograms.
Today there are a few sheep and goats, newly-planted vines, and long rows of beehives on the terraces.
Today, in the long rows of vitrines found in natural history institutions, we encounter bugs called"Stanleyi,""Griaulei," or"Abonnenci.
The dimmable and energy-saving suspended lamp excels in long rows, where it fascinates with an inimitable ambience.
This trilogy of structures is grounded by a linear composition including a raised lap pool,a shallow reflecting pool and long rows of olive trees.
A handful of wooden picnic tables and long rows of basic lounge chairs provide a modest amount of seating.
And by this weird quirk of alphabetical order of the nations, a lot of the low-lying states, like Kiribati and Nauru,they were seated at the very end of these immensely long rows.
But the soldiers continue to march despite tiredness in two long rows, also underscored by the slow, dragging music.
Amidst the long rows of grapevines in the hills of Cannubi, in the very heart of the Barolo district,"L'Astemia Pentita" winery looks like two boxes stacked one on top of the other.
We saw halls with gigantic steel tanks in which the grape juice was fermenting, and afterwards the colossal halls in which hundreds of oakbarrels(five stacked above one another) camped down in long rows.
All the hyacinths and tulips stood in two long rows down the room, not a single flower remained in the window, and the flower-pots were all empty.
The house was tarred; each of the little outhouses had an inverted boat for a roof, and driftwood joined together formed the pigsty. There was no inclosure, for there was nothing to inclose; but on ropes,strung in long rows one above another, hung countless fishes drying in the wind.
The barricade then continued as a tank wall and a barrier with long rows of dragon's teeth towards the Waterpartij(which was also made into a tank ditch), stretched to the Kanaal and just past the Plesmanweg it made a turn.
Whereas camera bags of the past mainly used to be black and bulky, the jurors of the RedDot Design Award today walk through long rows of truly innovative and well thought-out equipment during their judging session.
Two long rows of tall cypress trees leading to the villa, a remarkable example of Baroque architecture Tuscan merit of the actions promoted by the Marquis Nicolao Santini, ambassador to the court of Louis XIV, who wanted to turn it into a sumptuous home, with a garden and large flower parterres tanks which mirrors the facade.
As you wandered through these fantastically illuminated grounds,the moon-lighted chateau throwing a rosy light from its long rows of windows, you would suddenly hear these ravishing voices stealing from the silence of some grove, or rising from boats upon the lake.
The path leads trough multiple gates to a wide avenueat whose end are, in an open field, long rows of cubicles, 11.616 in numbers, made out of stone and brick and containing about an area of about 1,5 m2 where the candidates have to produce the written exams in strict seclusion for multiple days.
To-night I was to be Miss Miller's bed-fellow; she helped me to undress:when laid down I glanced at the long rows of beds, each of which was quickly filled with two occupants; in ten minutes the single light was extinguished, and amidst silence and complete darkness I fell asleep.