Examples of using It is fitting in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Yes, it is fitting.
That is why“u'l'cha na'eh l'hodot”, to You, it is pleasant, and it is fitting to give thanks.
Then it is fitting that this is where the bell should ring.
We're exploring new territory today, so it is fitting that this hearing is being held at Pathfinder.
It is fitting that you should die where your mother died.
It is fitting that the fastest human that ever lived has the last name bolt.
Newspaper editors around the world have been debating whether it is fitting or not to publish the new caricature.
And so it is fitting that you should meet your end by his sword.
I know it's rude to say something before we have eaten, so I will keep it short.As Patrick's aunt I feel it is fitting for me to say a few words.
I think it is fitting that it. Hightower… receive his bars from the very officer whose life he saved.
Ephraim is explicitly mentioned in the second part of the prophecy as well(17),and therefore it is fitting to mention Rachel, Yosef's mother and Ephraim's grandmother.
Today I feel it is fitting to express our deepest apologies that this could happen on Norwegian soil.
Mourning can only be observed in real time, and after the appropriate time has already arrived, but rebuke is not limited to the time of wailing,but rather it is fitting any time that the lesson of the destruction is relevant.
It is fitting to receive every man, lowly and grand, free-man and slave, every member of the human race, with joy and happiness.
Jerusalem is the eternal capital of the Israeli people and it is fitting that all embassies, especially that of our friend the United States,be moved the Jerusalem.”.
So it is fitting and scary that I have returned to this city 16 years later and I have chosen this stage to finally stop hiding.
As Poland is widely recognized as the birthplace of vodka, it is fitting that Belvedere is named after the Belvedere Palace, formerly home to Polish royalty and presidents.
It is fitting for us to learn from this commandment that just as the land shouldbe divided equally among all, so too, all natural resources belong to all of Israel equally.
N the arbitration ruling published by Rabbi Eliahu, it was written that"in view of the great work of the two in the past,and if G-d wishes them to continue in the future, it is fitting that each of them can continue to contribute to the Jewish people in any framework they can.".
Therefore, it is fitting that PMI take part in such a prestigious event as this is an important region for PMI to serve.
And therefore, it is fitting to make sure our gut is working well, in order for our spirit to function to its highest capacity.
I will say Grace, and it is fitting for me to say Grace,' he will reply, as it is said, I will lift up the cup of salvation, and call upon the name of the Lord.13 MISHNAH.
It is fitting, my dear friends, to ask in these grave times what is really the attitude of soul of people today with regard to the candles they burn at Christmas?
It is fitting to note that sometimes subtextual writing may be polemical or addressed to a certain person, in which case the writer is not interested in others understanding the message.
It is fitting that this scene of so many casualties should be the location of the American Cemetery, where 9,386 graves are marked with perfectly aligned white marble headstones.
It is fitting and desirable that this superior valuation of the Hebrew language, acceptable to all those buried in this cemetery, will continue to unite all those who have found and will find dignified rest there.
It is fitting, then, that a man who dedicated his life who dedicated his life to reviving the wonders and majesty of long-dead civilisations should himself gain a measure of immortality through that very accomplishment.
Thus it is fitting that Agnon's home in the Talpiot neighborhood has become an established Jerusalem institution where people come to see Agnon's humble living quarters, his extensive library, and, of course, his Nobel Prize.
It is fitting here to note further that even the Respondents, who were also aware of the Petitioners' distress, proposed during the hearings in the Petition a certain partial solution for the Petitioners- an arrangement that the majority saw fit to accept as satisfactory under the circumstances, and not go beyond.