Examples of using Buttresses in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Winged buttresses?
The buttresses that made it possible.
Not true about the buttresses.
I will bet her buttresses are pretty hardcore.
The design maintains the general proportions, and continues the strong projection of the buttresses.
Even though the structure was to be taller, the buttresses were made thinner in order to pass maximum light into the cathedral.
The spandrels beneath show seals of those founded after 1820 andthe seals of women's colleges are on the buttresses.
It is possible that the doors were to be brought forward between buttresses instead of their current position, but it is not known for certain.
The seals of those founded after 1820 are on the spandrels beneath the parapet,and the seals of women's colleges are carved on the buttresses.
But a deeper reading of the data, he continued, buttresses the idea that physical exhaustion develops, to a considerable degree, in your head.
From the outside, the churchis a 16-side polygonal structure, with strong buttresses, round windows and a bell-tower.
The absence of buttresses and the invention of the parabolic arch(before Gaudí, only Roman and Gothic arches existed) are just two of the great man's innovations.
Among the items found while dismantling two of the buttresses at the southwestern end of the east stylobate, inside the nave, were three complete decorated voussoir stones, which presumably belonged to a large arched window above the main doorway in the synagogue's south wall.
Let me buttress my point.
Buttress the door, now!
Buttress root drumming had never been filmed here before, but she was always just a bit too late.
Back at yet another buttress… in the hope that we might get some sort of buttress drumming.
Just staking out a couple of really bigtrees… that have got very large buttress roots, in the hope that a male will come down and drum on them.
A deep belief often buttressed by strongly held values that life is meaningful; and an uncanny ability to improvise.
We withdraw from the forces which have been a buttress for us against the influences working from the external world;
Buttressed by the seemingly impenetrable defences of officialdom, the printed word and subjugation to the greater wisdom of those‘in the know'.
The media, buttressed by the ADL and other Jewish groups, have repeatedly alleged that today its new waves primarily represent white nationalist antisemitism.
The efforts to silence criticism, buttressed by the legitimate need to restrain Islamist propaganda and recruitment, have been extended to the online media.
The media, buttressed by the ADL and other Jewish groups, have repeatedly alleged that today the new waves primarily represent white nationalist anti-Semitism.
They buttressed that ideology by monumental architecture and cermonies designed to impress the masses, and made possible by food surpluses extracted from the masses.
The paper concludes with implications of cultivating communities of practice buttressed by new media literacies for teacher professional development.
These efforts, buttressed by insinuations of anti-Semitism or direct accusations, are intended to deflect or undermine opposition to Israeli policies, including Israel's refusal, with U.S. support, to move towards a general political settlement.
The occupation, buttressed by dozens of small settlements thrust into the middle of Palestinian territory with the intention of preventing any future compromise, does not make Israel stronger but weaker.
Without further excavation,it remains unclear whether W110 is part of a buttressed enclosure wall or part of a fortified structure, such as the EB III palace building at Tel Yarmut(e.g., de Miroschedji 1990).