Examples of using Fiftieth in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Happy fiftieth, George.
But, alas, we did not count the fiftieth day.
It was his fiftieth birthday!
The fiftieth part of a line could not escape us.
A card for her fiftieth birthday?
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Happy fiftieth anniversary Mom and Dad.
Tomorrow is his fiftieth birthday.
And that fiftieth year is called by the Hebrews the Jubilee.
A jubilee shall that fiftieth year be to you…".
Around the fiftieth day, they meet in a museum filled with timeless animals.
A beautiful place to stay to celebrate a fiftieth birthday.
Carole french fiftieth medical assistant.
He started his own business on the eve of his fiftieth birthday.
But it's the fiftieth time I have showed without my homework.
Here's a story inspired by Will Smith's fiftieth birthday.
They had asked for the fiftieth year of Israeli occupation to be.
Fellini died in Rome on October 31 at the age of 73,a day after his fiftieth wedding anniversary.
On the fiftieth day after Easter, all Christian Churches celebrate the feast of Pentecost.
You're going to blow everybody away… at your fiftieth anniversary party.
In 1952 his Fiftieth Anniversary Portfolio was published with his images printed by Brett.
Today one of the BBCWorld Service's longest-running programmes celebrates its fiftieth anniversary.
In 1952 his Fiftieth Anniversary Portfolio was published with his images printed by his son Brett.
After seven shmita years, and each Shmita is seven years long,the assets sold in the fiftieth year were returned to the first owners.
In the fiftieth year, everything is cancelled and goes back to the previous owner, for example: land, home, etc.
A few later in the park was a solemn opening of the bust of Yuri Gagarin anda monument dedicated to the fiftieth anniversary of the city of Novokuznetsk.
A fiftieth anniversary edition was also published, with appreciations by Maurice Sendak, Michael Chabon and Philip Pullman.
Memorial exhibition/ Dudu Shenhav In 1982, the Israel Museum held an exhibitionmarking the 75th anniversary of the founding of Bezalel, and the fiftieth anniversary of the death of Boris Schatz.
On his fiftieth birthday, Joseph Tayar, a character who combines Peter Pan and Don Quixote, decides to change his ordinary lifestyle and live freely.