Examples of using Close to the river in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We're too close to the river.
Close to the river, maybe more.
There is a gate close to the river?
Track close to the river. The prisoners will need a water source.
Is their place close to the river?
In the Beer Sheva Valley sewage is a significantenvironmental hazard, because thousands of people live close to the river bed.
But we should stay close to the river.
For weeks close to the river the corpse of a young Serbian soldier was lying in a personnel carrier because nobody dared to take it out.
Then they bury them too close to the river.
Very versatile, close to the river, Not too far out of town.
I don't like you being so close to the river.
Although close to the river it is….
Ideally, we wouldn't have projects so close to the river.
And as we get close to the river… He's here!
Do you really want to pitch your tent this close to the river?
There is a promenade close to the river where people like to relax in the grass.
With so many top attractions within an easy walk,the most central hotels for sightseeing lie close to the river on either bank.
Black dots of vegetation are concentrated close to the river's main route, while salt deposits appear bright white.
After dark we will move down close to the river and dig in.
St. Rose Convent perched precariously close to the river, so close that in daylight there seemed to be two convents- one on land and one wavering lightly upon the water, the first folding out into the next, an illusion broken in summer by barges and in winter by teeth of ice.
One of the soldiers was quoted as saying,"When we arrived at an area close to the river, a group of armed criminals surrounded us.
A number of hotels in all styles and price ranges are close to the river, either on the left or right bank, where the sights are concentrated.
When Nelson rolled down the creek bed and landed too close to the river, he looked up and saw Griffin in the tree with his trusty musket, who said,"Griffin!
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Make the detour to the far side of the Palatine Hill closest to the river, and you can see what's left of what archaeologists believe is the earliest site of human habitation on the Palatine.
Closer to the river.