Examples of using Borge in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Victor Borge.
Borge was born in Bærum.[1].
Victor Borge.
A smile is the shortest distance between two people."- Victor Borge….
Victor Borge- Laughter.
World War II Borge.
Victor Borge:“A smile is the shortest distance between two people.”.
The Victor Borge Show.
Laughter is the shortest distance between two people”- Victor Borge.
Victor Borge once said,“The closest distance between two people is a laugh.”.
Laughter is the shortest distance between two human beings” Victor Borge.
Borge died in Greenwich, Connecticut, after more than 75 years of entertaining.
From then on, it went quickly for Borge, who won Best New Radio Performer of the Year in 1942.
Borge used physical and visual elements in his live and televised performances.
From then on, fame rose quickly for Borge, who won Best New Radio Performer of the Year in 1942.
We will not accept the use of Norwegian aid funding forsuch purposes,” Norwegian Foreign Minister Borge Brende said in a statement.
As Victor Borge once said,“The shortest distance between two people is a smile.”.
When the Nazis occupied Denmark during World War II, Borge was playing a concert in Sweden and was able to escape to Finland.
Borge appeared on"Toast of the Town" hosted by Ed Sullivan several times during 1948, and became a naturalized citizen of the United States the same year.
Disguised as a sailor, Borge returned to Denmark once during the occupation to visit his dying mother.
Borge helped start several trust funds, including the Thanks to Scandinavia Fund, which was started in dedication to those who helped the Jews escape the German persecution during the war.
After an affirmative answer, Borge would take a piece of sheet music from his piano and say,"Here is some," and hand it over.
Victor Borge(January 3, 1909 – December 23, 2000) was a humorist, entertainer and world-class pianist affectionately known as the Clown Prince of Denmark and the Great Dane….
Aside from his musical work, Borge wrote two books,"My Favorite Intermissions" and"My Favorite Comedies in Music"(with Robert Sherman), and the autobiography"Smilet er den korteste afstand"("The Smile is the Shortest Distance") with Niels-Jørgen Kaiser.
While hosting The Victor Borge Show on NBC beginning in 1946, he developed many of his trademarks, including repeatedly announcing his intent to play a piece but getting"distracted" by something or other, making comments about the audience, or discussing the usefulness of Chopin's"Minute Waltz" as an egg timer.