Examples of using Cannae in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Cannae Hannibal.
She was saying,“I cannae see your eyes”.
Cannae, southern Italy.
God Almighty, Chae, you cannae be sleeping there.
Cannae see any ground sign.
In 216 BC he won his greatest victory at Cannae.
She cannae be alive.
The police are going nuts because they cannae find it.
She cannae go with you.
It's not that she doesnae care, she cannae care!
Cannae do you any harm, pal.
I'm in rehab and the doctor's told us I cannae go back to work.
But you cannae live there alone.
A classic example isHannibal's victory over the Roman armies at the Battle of Cannae.
Cannae hold on to your woman, eh?
Sir, if that thing erupts, I cannae guarantee we can withstand the heat!
I cannae promise anything, though!
I'm really sorry, er, Mr Edwards, but, you know, er,my doctor's told us I cannae come back to work yet.
I cannae say I ever fit here.
Aye, sir. I was just explaining to this gentleman that I cannae authorize any weapons on board this ship without knowing what's inside them.
Cannae, Tommy, I'm rushed off me feet.
Civil War historian Shelby Footeremarked that Smith"accomplished in Kentucky the nearest thing to a Cannae ever scored by any general, North or South, in the course of the whole war.".
Hey, if you cannae deal with this, you get out now.
During the Second Punic War, he led the anti-war faction in Carthage, and is blamed for preventing reinforcements from being sent toHamilcar's son Hannibal after his victory at the Battle of Cannae.
Now, I cannae detect the type of fuel that's in the compartments on these torpedoes because it's shielded.
The context of the Punic Wars andRome's near-disastrous defeat at the Battle of Cannae(216 BC) link these early games to munificence, the celebration of military victory and the religious expiation of military disaster; these munera appear to serve a morale-raising agenda in an era of military threat and expansion.
