Examples of using Final stop in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The final stop.
This has never been my final stop.
Final Stop Algiers.
Grand Central, final stop.
Final stop in the process.
From Seville, down, down… to our final stop.
The final stop is London.
Very often the path is in no way inferior in beauty to the final stop.
From there, four times a week,there is a bus number 275 or 011/1, the final stop is Cesana Torinese.
The final stop is Marne-la-Vallee Chess.
It needs to be before the city, but after the final stop, so all the bags are on.
The final stop of the journey is New Orleans.
I have mapped out our entire trip and the final stop on the tour is Los Angeles.
The final stop for Trump is the Philippines.
Acceptance of the Arab initiative's principles, as the basis for a permanent agreement on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict,will enable gradual progress toward the final stop.
The final stop is Brussels Central Station.
In examining the intentions of the parties to a written contract, our first stop is that text, which the parties agreed upon and created,but this is not our final stop in our quest to discover their joint intention.
The final stop is within walking distance of Port Aventura.
Hammond and I had reached our final stop,'which meant we were no longer a team.'.
Our final stop will be the Ethiopian Orthodox Church on Ethiopia Street.
And now, kids, our final stop on the tour of the Zooniverse.
Our final stop in Tuscany was Pisa, or, more precisely, its Leaning Tower.
Make Cinque Terra your final stop- this stunning region is only a few hours by train from Florence.
My final stop in conventional academia was at Stanford University's School of Medicine.
We arrived in Safed as the final stop on a spiritual journey that took us through India, the Far East, South America and California.
Our final stop is Egypt, where we are visiting the beautiful resort city of Sharm el Sheikh.
The activists' final stop that morning made it clear that buildings do not have to be skyscrapers to be lethal.
The final stop on the tour is Shipka Memorial Church which is an outstanding Russian Orthodox temple built between 1885 and 1902 in Shipka town at the foothills of the Balkan Range.
