Examples of using Appellation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Appellation of Aunt Mary.
Grand___(wine appellation).
This Appellation describes God in conversation, and responding to us.
I have no doubt of the fitness of the appellation.
(7) the names or commercial appellation of the commodity or service;
The altitude reaches 120 meters at its highest andis in the northern part of the appellation.
In 1937, Dijon mustard was granted an Appellation d'origine contrôlée.
Delightful appellation. And perhaps with a teacher such as Signor Voltroni, it could even become true.
Nobody would have so much as dreamed of giving the appellation Christ Jesus to the body of flesh moving about the land;
Overall, the appellation of a wine simply says where the grapes are from, although there are some particularities.
Even if one were to insist on speaking here of‘terrorism,' this appellation now covers a new concept and new distinctions.
Overall, the appellation of a wine simply says where the grapes are from, although there are some particularities.
John XXII is also responsible for erecting thefamous castle that stands today as a symbol for the appellation.
Dr. Angelou(her preferred appellation) loved entertaining large groups or small.
Barbaresco DOCG is produced every year from the100 hectares of vineyards controlled by the Produttori within the appellation, mainly in the Barbaresco village itself.
Yes, Sheikh Abu Abdallah(an appellation of bin Laden's) longed for this moment and was faithful to his task.
World religious thought still confuses the associate personalities of Deity with the Universal Father himself,so that all are included under one appellation.
Does not the appellation“cruel animals” correctly reflect what has been outlined here or in my letter to the Knesset Members?
In the Rhone wine region Baron Pierre Le Roy Boiseaumarié, a lawyer and winegrower from Châteauneuf-du-Pape,obtained legal recognition of the Côtes du Rhône appellation of origin in 1937.
However, this appellation is traditionally given to Sir Robert Walpole, who became First Lord of the Treasury in 1721.
During the American Revolutionary War,one African-American regiment proudly wears the appellation of“Allen's Ethiopians,” named after Bishop Richard Allen, founder of the African Methodist Church in Philadelphia.
This Appellation also includes God's promise to help us always see the words of Torah as new and with a fresh perspective.
For centuries, Beaune has been so intrinsicallyassociated with Burgundy's wines that before the formalization of France's appellation system in the mid-20th century, its name was widely used as a generic title for any locally produced wine.
This tradition of appellation continued throughout the Antiquity and the Middle Ages, though without any officially sanctioned rules.
As for the Jews, the Prophet is the one who initiated an agreement of cooperation and peace with them when they arrived[in Al-Medina], but how could those violators of agreements andmurderers of prophets[a common derogatory appellation for the Jews] possibly honor the agreement?
The appellation“international tribunal” was meant to stress the universality of the judgments to be rendered, and their importance for the entire world.
There seems to him to be somewhat of Dignity(dignatio) in the appellation of Man: so that the last and most efficacious Argument to curb the Arrogance of insulting Men, is usually, I am not a Dog, but a Man as well as your self.
Each appellation is characterized by slow, uniform ripening which allows aroma, flavor and color to accumulate without a steep sugar rise.