Examples of using In the bazaar in English and their translations into Hebrew
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As in the bazaar: August markets.
I thought we were having lunch in the bazaar.
I tell you, in the bazaars, I hear things.
You should continuously remember God in the bazaar.
I saw him in the bazaar at Arakeen with the tigers.
We shall fetch high prices in the bazaars there now.
In the bazaar only a foolish buyer pays for something he has never seen.
Does not mean there is nothing to do in the bazaar at night.
In the bazaar you can find all sorts of fresh fruits and a wide variety of nuts.
Kung Lao, maybe you and I should get some provisions in the bazaar.
In the bazaar it is possible to buy all sorts of fresh fruits and a wide variety of nuts.
We just picked this up from a guy trying to sell it down in the bazaar.
In the bazaar of the Arab-Israeli conflict,the two sides are not discussing the same merchandise.
In the bazaar you can also find tea much cheaper than in Europe as well as dried fruits and nuts of all kinds.
When he told the story about his childhood, The bomb landing in the bazaar, his behavior changed.
Chance handed me a perfect way to test my theory, in the form of an open-sourceproject that I could consciously try to run in the bazaar style.
Chance handed me a perfect way to test my theory, in the form of an open-sourceproject that I could consciously try to run in the bazaar style.
In the bazaar view, on the other hand, you assume that bugs are generally shallow phenomena- or, at least, that they turn shallow quickly when exposed to a thousand eager co-developers pounding on every new release.
Boats depart from Kos Town, and visitors have plenty of time to explore Bodrum's 15th-century portside Castle of St Peter, enjoy a hammam(Turkish bath)and shop in the bazaar.
From the end of the nineteenth century until the 1940s, Jews were forbidden to ride a horse, build a wall around their homes,own a store in the bazaar, or go out in the rain and snow, lest the water mix with their bodily fluids and defile their surroundings.
Naidu's poetry includes both children's poems and others written on more serious themes including patriotism, romance, and tragedy.Published in 1912,"In the Bazaars of Hyderabad" remains one of her most popular poems. She was married to Govindarajulu Naidu, a general physician and had five children with him.