Examples of using His map in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
This is his map.
His map… is not quite right.
Look at his map.
I got his maps, everything, look.
It's all over his maps.
His map will not surprise the readers of this column.
But he left us his map.
His map history has a search for uniform stores.
He's going off of his map.
Of his map, hunting For whatever he thought was buried down there.
Please the problem is his map.
My father sent me his maps before he died.
While Andrew studied his map….
His maps of the regions explored were popular at the time frequently copied and used.
No-one could find it without his map.'.
He lost track of time- there was only his map and the trading and the journey.
So… these are the sort ofpeople… the Supreme Being allows to steal His map?
He told me once, it's like his map of the city.
It's got his maps… all of his whole backwoods topographical maps, every place he ever camped, hunted, fished.
When Halley came home with the other half of the sky his map created a sensation.
Olmert is currently suggesting that his map provide the basis for the resumption of negotiations with the Palestinians.
Were we as quiet as nuns,it still won't be long till he learns his map is gone.
The newspaper said Olmert is currently suggesting that his map provide the basis for resuming negotiations with the Palestinians.
Cus told me from the moment he met me what would happen after hewatched me box and follow his map to success.
He reduced down those purposes and counter purposes to their core- the Clearing Course-so that today one need only follow his map.
Defending his territory necessitates keeping his map invisible and sometimes being harshly insensitive.
Even if Batman did run, glide and ride to every house andinstall a hardware patch on every citizens' phone, his maps are bound to be erroneous.
Cancel the NATO deployment,and perhaps the captain will find his map again, come back home.
Some of the surveyed features(Table 1)were also noted by Macalister at the beginning of the twentieth century, although his maps are not usably accurate.