Examples of using Hinterland in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Cracow 's rural hinterland.
Hinterland- the back country.
The rural villages of the hinterland.
The hinterland and the front are one in our time.
Israel has no strategic hinterland.
And think of it, that vast hinterland and those 13 squabbling colonies, all ripe for the picking.
The harbour of Ostend continued to expand because the harbour dock,as well as the traffic connections with the hinterland, were improved.
Nature lovers can go for charming walks in the hinterland, through the majestic ancient trees.
Thrace may be a hinterland, but as Greece's only land border with Turkey, it's a very strategic one.
For those after fresh country air, Cracow's rural hinterland is also stunningly beautiful.
The exposed winepress might be connected to the farmhouse discovered nearby andcould have been part of its agricultural hinterland.
They hoped to paralyze the hinterland, to kill people in Tel Aviv, to shut down the airport.
We asked Pastor Nelson,“Where in the world did you get this love for the people of Israel-here deep in the hinterland of Brazil?”.
It was necessary to cleanse the hinterland and cleanse the border areas and cleanse the main roads.
Thirty-five settlement sites from the Byzantine period(4th- 7th centuries CE) have been found around Ashkelon,which were the city's agricultural hinterland.
It is located in Shunde, a new industrial city in the hinterland of the Pearl River Delta along the coast of China.
The city was also blessed with an abundance of productive wells, a comfortable climate, and fertile soil,which gave it a large and stable agricultural hinterland.
There is no land in the Strip that Israel covets and there is no hinterland, like Jordan, to which the Palestinians can be expelled.
To appreciate Auckland\'s stunning location, visitors can zoom up the 328-meterSky Tower for spectacular views across the city and hinterland.
There is no chunk of land in Gaza that Israel covets andthere is no hinterland, like Jordan, to which the Palestinians of Gaza can be expelled.
The archaeological finds revealed during this excavation join those of previous excavations in the area,which exposed the southwestern part of Jerusalem's agricultural hinterland.
The site was probably part of the industrial/agricultural hinterland of the city Aphek(in the Sharon), which at that time was an urban center of the central coastal plain.
Based on the rural nature of the surveyed area,it seems that it constituted part of Jerusalem's agricultural hinterland, at least during some of the ancient periods.”.
These military installations form a kind of hinterland around the El Paso-Tucson region, and are served by scientific and residential communities such as Sierra Vista, Las Cruces, and Alamogordo.
This destruction seems to have occurred in the period following the recovery of‘Akko by the Crusaders in the Third Crusade(1191),when Jerusalem and the hinterland were no longer in Frankish hands.
Thus it seems that the metropolitan centers are guaranteed a growing anddeveloping hinterland, although while in metropolitan Tel Aviv there are 107,100 apartments in the inventory, in metropolitan Jerusalem there are only 27,800.
This article will focus on one aspect of the war: How the Houthi/Iranian alliance is employing its rockets, missiles and drones against the Arab coalition in general,and against Saudi Arabia's hinterland in particular- and what Israel can learn from this.
Since its inception thirty years, took a significant Division in all Israel's wars,protect Israel and hinterland in maintaining the security of the citizens of foiling terrorist attacks daily.
Since the quarrying methods have not changed throughout the ages and since there are no datable finds, we can assume that the enormous stones produced in the quarry were notintended for private construction in Jerusalem's agricultural hinterland but rather for the city's major building projects.
Another good day-trip option, especially for those wanting to escape the summer heat,is to explore the steep hillside of Nice's hinterland and the nearby town of Digne-les-Bains on board one of the old diesel trains operated by Chemins de Fer de la Provence.
