Examples of using Fire destroyed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The fire destroyed three houses.
Everything is lost if the fire destroyed my Satire and Eroto!”!
The fire destroyed over 13000 houses.
On January 4, 1866, fire destroyed the church.
The fire destroyed all of his work.
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The latter was bricked up in 1487, when a fire destroyed a large part of the city.
The fire destroyed more than 13,000 homes.
The present day ChâteauLake Louise was built in 1924 after a fire destroyed its smaller wooden predecessor.
The fire destroyed over a thousand homes.
A journalist further lamented:“The most important thing that the fire destroyed was the Jewishness of Salonica.
The fire destroyed three homes before firefighters were able to--.
And it appears that the fire destroyed a large cache of films.
After a fire destroyed the town in 1904, Ålesund was rebuilt in the style of the times, Art Nouveau.
The milestone of one million machines was reached in 1911,the same time a fire destroyed much of the plant.
Reveal that 2008 fire destroyed recordings of Nirvana, Queen and others.
In 1667, the town was struck by a disastrous plague epidemic and,shortly after, a fire destroyed Oldenburg.
A fire destroyed the first, the ancient Teatro Ducale, on February 25, 1776, after a carnival gala.
Unfortunately on October 28th, 1873 a fire destroyed the building and the opera wasn't able to be staged.
The fire destroyed any prints on the murder weapon, but you can still see the brand etched on the blade.
We're gonna settle this the way we settle everything around here ever since the fire destroyed our town. How's that?
A fire destroyed an 1872 basilica here, and the present neo-Romanesque church, was completed in 1923.
A German zoo has confirmed thatits“worst fears have come true” after a fire destroyed one of its enclosures, killing almost all the primates inside.
A fire destroyed the previous theatre, the Teatro Regio Ducal, on 25 February 1776, after a carnival gala.
Throughout its history, the city has been stricken with misfortune time and time again-in 1910, a fire destroyed Aomori, and during World War II, the city was left in ruins following an air raid- yet it always prevails.
After fire destroyed much of the stage area in 1931, the theatre was closed, and it did not re-open until 14 November 1935.
In about 1190, after a fire destroyed Esztergom, Béla invited French masons to rebuild the royal palace and the cathedral.
Fire destroyed the roof and the spires in 1481: of the four towers that flanked the transepts, nothing remains above the height of the roof.
In 1560 a fire destroyed large parts of the city and stopped the economic development, which until then had been characterized by linen-weaving.