Examples of using Fireside in English and their translations into Hebrew
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January: At the Fireside.
We had a fireside yesterday.
But extinguished a short day, and fireside forgotten.
I like a fireside when a storm is due.
Maybe afterwards we can gather around the fireside and sing a song or two.
Tell it by the fireside or in a marketplace or in a movie.
Hawley had made their acquaintance- he had met them at my fireside- and thought them a ridiculous pair.
Quality Hotel Fireside is 65 km away from Toronto City Centre airport.
I don't think theywill find that as interesting as… the parents' fireside chat at Lockhart Pavilion.
Join us in the Fireside Room- all are welcome.
You're really gonna let CaptainAhab just waltz in there and have a fireside chat with Skye's mum?
We all need a fireside and a bath, and a proper night's sleep in a real bed.
I think we all know that our happy place is meant to be somewhere natural, outdoors--on a beach, fireside.
Roosevelt's fireside chat of December 29, 1940 was heard by 59 percent of radio listeners.
Here, the native San Bushmen hold elaborate fireside rituals, lasting for hours into the night.
I left the fireside wondering what I could do myself to help these kids.
The sun, the lightning, the thunder above in the sky… and below, on earth, the firesides, the leaps… the round dances, the signs, the writing.
Although the fireside chats are sometimes thought of as weekly events, Roosevelt delivered just 30 addresses during a presidency lasting 4,422 days.
All the culture which is most truly native centres round things which even when they are communal are not official- the pub, the football match,the backgarden, the fireside.".
Just wait till you're sitting fireside, sipping on a premium Chinese Scotch, and smoking a sweet Rwandan cigar.
All the culture that is most truly native centres round things which even when communal are not official- the pub, the football match,the back garden, the fireside and the'nice cup of tea'.
Although the fireside chats are often thought of as having been a weekly event, Roosevelt in fact delivered just 30 addresses[7] during his 4,422 day presidency.
At least one other account cites a request by Dimon to be treated as an equal as the real reason.[21]In his 2005 University of Chicago Graduate School of Business Fireside Chat and 2006 Kellogg School of Management interviews, Dimon confirmed that Weill fired him.[citation needed].
In February 1887, she signed up to the"Irish Fireside Club", a new column in the Weekly Freeman edited by Rose Kavanagh, symptomatic of the expanding field of children's literature during the fin de siècle.
The term"fireside chat" was inspired by a statement by Roosevelt's press secretary, Stephen Early, who said that the president liked to think of the audience as a few people seated around his fireside.
In February 1887, she signed up to the"Irish Fireside Club", a new column in the Weekly Freeman edited by Rose Kavanagh, symptomatic of the expanding field of children's literature during the fin de siècle. This club boasted over 60,000 child members during its height, and facilitated the mass-indoctrination of a generation of Irish children into the cultural nationalist movement. She was to become the most vocal female within this club, which moulded her utopian, feminist and nationalist thought throughout adulthood.[3].