Examples of using A hangar in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It's a hangar.
There's a hangar over there.
They are at the airport trapped in a hangar.
I see a hangar, but no tower.
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Could be a hangar.
In a hangar at a Utah landing strip.
We have got a jeep waiting for you in a hangar.
They got a hangar over at the airport.
On the next flight I crashed into a hangar.
It's like a hangar for businessmen, isn't it?
And the Cessna has been parked in a hangar for over a month.
So now we had a hangar space to work in, and prototypes to demo with.
(Laughter) This looks like-(Applause) This looks like a hangar from the Brazilian Amazon.
A hangar is a closed building structure to hold aircraft or spacecraft in protective storage.
Not to worry. They're in a hangar in Amman. Totally safe.
Okay, satellite mapping in the areadone three weeks ago doesn't show a hangar or a split-off.
Sir, we just had a hangar door open on deck 13.
If you wanted a smoother ride you should have got us into a hangar with better planes.
Should be in the a hangar, southeast corner of the airport.
The suit filed by the Regavim movement last month noted the flood of serious building violations committed by the UN in recent years, including concrete castings in the historicbuilding, the construction of an illegal multi-story office building, a hangar storage and a pirate gas station that is also an environmental hazard.
I got a map from a hangar one of your pals led us to.
A hangar was constructed for the aircraft, which was funded by the Indian government as part of the Paro Airport Development Project.
They probably parked it in a hangar and then re-skinned it as an emergency vehicle.
It was a hangar for airships and during the First World War was used to store ammunition, weapons and necessary equipment.
Why the hell would my guys break into a hangar they already have access to and steal their own aircraft?
He rented a hangar at the Santa Monica Airport, in Santa Monica, California, for an extended period of time during the 1990s, for storage of some of the vehicles in the collection.
Whether the target is a reinforced concrete wall,the roof of a hangar or any other target you wish to penetrate, the weapon envelope should survive.
Flying schools were established at Brooklands, Surrey, which was then the centre of activity for British aviation,where Bristol rented a hangar; and at Larkhill on Salisbury Plain where, in June 1910, a school was established on 2,248 acres(9.10 km2) of land leased from the War Office.
