Examples of using Hebrides in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Hebrides Scotland.
The Orkney Islands Hebrides.
The Hebrides are islands.
We're the plain Jane of the Hebrides.
The Hebrides Orkney Islands.
Somewhere round the Solomons and New Hebrides.
However the Hebrides and Man quickly re-asserted their independence after Magnus' death.
He visited Yarmouth, Edinburgh and Dover, the Hebrides, etc.
You don't have to venture as far as the Hebrides or the northwest coast to find a beautiful Scottish beach.
Evening cruises are also available andis a magnificent way to experience the sun setting over the Hebrides.
The Norwegian control of both the Inner and Outer Hebrides would see almost constant warfare until the partitioning of the Western Isles in 1156.
Magnus commanded a fleet that, in addition to Norway,recruited men from Orkney, the Hebrides, and Dublin.
St Kilda, in Scotland's famous Outer Hebrides is one of only 24 locations in the world to be awarded World Heritage Status for both natural and cultural significance.
Tobermory(;) is the capital of, and the only burgh on,the Isle of Mull in the Scottish Inner Hebrides.
Other ancient writers such as Pliny the Elder, the Egyptian astronomer Ptolemy, and Solinus(3 AD)all seem to mention the Hebrides, attesting to some contact of the peoples there with the Roman world.
Visitors can make the most of Sandwood Bay'snortherly location for exploring the remote Outer Hebrides.
With their famous brand names framed on a rocky foreshore,the distilleries of Islay are among the Hebrides' most conspicuous landmarks, the whitewashed cardinal points of any self-respecting whisky tour.
The symbol appears on the Isle of Man's ancient Sword of State, which may have belonged to Olaf Godredson,who became King of the Sudreys(Southern Hebrides and the Isle of Man) in 1226.
Islay- known as the Queen of Hebrides, has eight whiskey distilleries, and you can still see today the parliament site of the Clan Donald from 1200 AD when the Clan Donald ruled the western seaboard of Scotland.
In 1098, Sigurd accompanied his father, King Magnus III,on his expedition to the Orkney Islands, Hebrides and the Irish Sea.
Some modern historians have considered him a weak king,for giving up the Hebrides and giving in to demands of the church, but others consider these wise policies, sparing the kingdom unnecessary and unfruitful wars abroad, while preserving stability at home.
On 16 December 1263 KingHåkon died while fighting the Scottish king over the Hebrides, and Magnus became the ruler of Norway.
Following Alexander II's death, his son Alexander III continued and stepped up his father's policy by sending an embassy to Norway in 1261,and thereafter attacking the Hebrides.
Relations, however, go as far back as the Viking Age when Norse Vikings raided the British Isles, founding permanent settlements in the west of England,Isle of Man, the Hebrides in Scotland and the islands of Orkney and Shetland. As a result, the English language has been greatly influenced by the Norwegian language. This cultural bond has persisted to this day, resulting in a close cultural relationship between the two countries.
Martin noted in 1697 that the citizens seemed"happier than the generality of mankind as being almost the only people in the world who feel the sweetness of true liberty", and in the 19th century their health andwell being was contrasted favourably with conditions elsewhere in the Hebrides.
Norwegian control over the Faroe Islands and Shetland was strong due to the importance of Bergen as a trading centre,while Orkney, the Hebrides and Man had more natural ties with the Scottish mainland.