Examples of using De dios in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The San Juan de Dios.
Madre de Dios, I will do anything.
The University Corporation Minuto de Dios.
The Minuto de Dios Organization.
That the work was de Dios.
La Sangre De Dios, the Blood of Christ.
In 1958, he won the"premio Gabriel Miró"(Gabriel Miró Award) for El silencio de Dios.
The San Juan de Dios Hospital.
Madre de Dios. NOW THEY WILL PICK ONE OF US AND BEAT HIM LIKE A DOG.
It's called Iglesia de Dios Inmaculado in the Bronx.
Shit, you could take that road south butthen you would have to drive by La Sengre De Dios.
So we have Juan de Dios, Hugo, Moises and Zoilo.
By 1691, the hospital became known as the"Hospital de San Juan de Dios"(), an isolation hospital.
But if La Sangre De Dios is there, we're stopping.
She received a teaching qualification from the renowned dance school'Amor de Dios' in Madrid where she had studied.
Both worked for the San Juan de Dios hospital order, a Catholic humanitarian group that runs hospitals around the world.
We got a drug and arms dealer named Fadhil running ahomegrown terrorist assembly line out by the Madre de Dios River basin.
He was part of the San Juan de Dios order, a Spain-based Catholic humanitarian group that runs hospitals around the world.
By 1691, the hospital became known as the"Hospital de San Juan de Dios"(English: Saint John of God Hospital).
In a region of southeastern Peru called Madre de Dios, Farfan's job involves inspecting lands where the forest has already been lost to illegal mining spurred by the spike in gold prices following the 2008 global financial crash.
One possible origin of palm in the place name comes from early Spanish explorers who referred to the area asLa Palma de la Mano de Dios or"The Palm of God's hand".
In accordance with the principles of social development that characterize the Minuto de Dios Organization, it is identified with the human and social development principle of Uniminuto.
As a poet Albi was popular both with critics and the general public, and received a number of awards. In 1957, he received his first significant honor from the Generalitat Valenciana,[there was not Generalitat Valenciana in 1957, this must be an error] the"premio Valencia de Literatura"(Valencia Literature Prize), for Vida de un hombre.[1][3]In 1958, he won the"premio Gabriel Miró"(Gabriel Miró Award) for El silencio de Dios.[1][3][7].
As a part of his medical studies,Illia begun working in the San Juan de Dios Hospital in the city of La Plata, obtaining his degree in 1927.
The Logistics Technology program of the University Corporation Minuto de Dios, aims to form integral professionals with social responsibility, prepared to manage tactically and operationally the logistics activities of the supply chain with systematic approach, highly innovative, trained to solve problems and raise alternatives that guarantee the fulfillment of the promise of service and the satisfaction of the investor.-.
On their way to Caba San Lucas, the cast and crew of a low-budget film get lost andcome upon"La Sangre De Dios", a ghost town with a spine-tingling legend about an insane Mexican wrestler.
He found him so weak and tired"in consequence of much work and fasting" that he had to ask the"Orden de San Juan de Dios"(Spanish: Order of Saint John of God) from Granada(a religious order devoted to the medical care or poor sickmen) to look after the hospital, which begun to beknown as the Hospital de San Juan de Dios(Spanish: Hospital of St. John of God).
My father bought the house at public auction at the end of the nineteenth century, rented the ground floor for luxury shops to a consortium of Italians, and reserved for himself the second floor, where he would live in happiness with one of their daughters,Florina de Dios Cargamantos, a notable interpreter of Mozart, a multilingual Garibaldian, and the most beautiful and talented woman who ever lived in the city: my mother.
In 1510, Spanish explorer Diego de Nicuesa founded the first settlement in Panama andnamed it Nombre de Dios. In September 1513, Spanish conquistador Vasco Núñez de Balboa arrived to Panama and became the first European to lead an expedition to have seen the Pacific Ocean.[1] In 1513, Panama officially became part of the Spanish Empire.