Examples of using Building stood in English and their translations into Hebrew
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But the building stood.
The house across on our right was built on a plot on which the Aljama building stood.
This building stood for 30 years.
For some years the building stood empty.
The building stood empty until recently.
For months the building stood empty.
The building stood empty up until recently.
Over the years the building stood abandoned.
This building stood until the middle of the 19th century, undergoing changes, expansions, and withstanding several partial destructions.
At the end of the sixties closed and final hotel building stood abandoned since.
This part of the building stood nearly 700 years intact until, unfortunately, it was dismantled after 2003.
The ten-day occupation of 888 Memorial Drive by women demanding a Women's Center andlow income housing for the community in which the building stood, embodied within it many of the hopes, triumphs, conflicts and tensions of Second Wave feminism.
The north and south winds met where the building stood, and made it the exact center of the cyclone.
The north and south winds met where the building stood, and made it the exact center of the cyclone.
While none of these loci were clean, they showed that the building stood until recent times and was occupied as late as the Ottoman period.
In front of the building stands the bronze monument of the founder of Tbilisi Vakhtang Gorgasali.
The building stands, but it lacks the spirit to fill it.
The building stands empty.
Today the building stands empty awaiting a new use.
Today, the building stands empty and unused.
After that visit Binnenhof where the XIII parliament building stands.
The building stands on an artificial island located 280 m offshore in the Persian Gulf.
On the right side of the building stands a statue in the shape of Austrian Chancellor Dr. Karl Rerner.
It is for this reason that the building stands as one of the most important historical landmarks of Amsterdam.
After entering through the front entrance, the second door from the left leadsdirectly to the secret backyard where a four-story building stands.
On the second floor you can get from the building, standing next to, through a small bridge.
Like theatrical memorials, the ruined government buildings stand as a remnant of an era that the Serbs will be happy to forget.
The remains in Area F indicate that by the time theArea G buildings were in use, no buildings stood in Area F and its early structures were buried in the ground or stood in ruins.