Examples of using In the rice fields in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I worked in the rice fields.
Be careful, there are still landmines in the rice fields.
Then I worked in the rice fields Banaue in the Province.
We had to look for work in the rice fields.
I do not work in the rice fields, like most men of my tribe,” he told us proudly.
We saw women working in the rice fields.
Boonmee Khammon, 41, the father of Ms. Malinee,speaks bitterly about his two daughters' refusal to help him in the rice fields.
Farmers working in the rice fields.
So they him an artificial leg, and after a while,he went back to work in the rice fields.
Women working in the rice fields.
(TY United with Israel) Israeli bumblebees are being sent to Japan to help make up for a lack ofbees caused by increased use of pesticides in the rice fields.
His folks work in the rice fields.
One of the doctors, talking to the people in the community, figured,"You know, if we bought this guy a cow, he could become a dairy farmer, he wouldn't be in this position that was screwing him up so much,he wouldn't have to go and work in the rice fields.".
Kids working in the rice fields.
There was a farmer in their community who worked in the rice fields.
Since the buffalo was stolen in the rice fields, then there must be mud on the shoes of the looters.
This is called mud wrestling in the rice fields.
He and his family work in the rice fields of Cambodia.
Instead, she had to work in the rice fields.
But this elderly gentleman had his buffalo stolen in the rice fields near the barracks.
He and his wife still worked every day in the rice field.
A farmer in the rice field.
Farmers working in the rice field.
It is a joining its hands in prayer making in the rice field.
No.1860 It is a joining its hands in prayer making in the rice field.
It's not uncommon for a village boy to have toquit school before he turns ten to join his parents in the rice field.
Most of the rice fields located in Asia.
It was also a coincidence that he walked barefoot through the rice fields in those days and came back in pain, so the Hogan shoes were his test product.
But the soot from the locomotive chimneys killed the rice in the fields closest to the tracks, and two children playing on the tracks, too frightened to move, were killed one afternoon.
Because in America the women did not have to work in the fields and there was plenty of rice and firewood for all.