Examples of using Marble columns in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The reservoir was built from the marble columns of ancient Greek temples.
Seven marble columns towered above us, one for each of the seven forms of true magic.
And the Golden Hall,with gold bosses on the blue coffered ceiling and red marble columns.
High ceilings, spiral staircases, marble columns and plant patterns on the facade adorn the building.
Don't listen to them,Kellen,” Tennat called out as we approached the ring of white marble columns.
Decorated with ornate marble columns, this vaulted chamber contains the burial vault of kings, princes, and nobles of the León region.
Tennat waited for me in the distance, standing inside the seven marble columns that ringed the town oasis.
The size of the living room itself is 500 square meters, and whoever enters it can look at thestars through a large glass dome surrounded by marble columns.
The wrought-iron chandeliers, the soaring coffered ceilings, the Carrera marble columns- guests are wowed by the regal atmosphere of the Castle Kyalami.
Descend 5 meters below street level to explore the former circus in all its dimensions, and get details about the travertine blocks,brickwork and marble columns of the main entrances.
Ceiling paintings, mosaics, marble columns, fine wood paneling, and carved stucco decorate its rooms lavishly and ostentatiously, as was intended by the Vanderbilts, who never risked being outdone by their wealthy competitors.
The finds excavated from the site, which is free to enter,can be admired in the adjacent museum and include marble columns, figurines, and pottery.
The residents had used the marble columns and structures as support beams and roofs for their improvised houses, a usual way of rebuilding towns which were merely or totally destroyed, especially after the earthquake in 1580 which demolished several towns in Phocis.
Completed in 1732, the gate is impressive not only for its size but its original green andwhite zellige tiles, marble columns and inscriptions from the Quran along the top.
The expensive building materials of the church, including the marble columns and the floors, show that its construction probably involved a wealthy donor, possibly the Bishop of Eleutheropolis(Bet Guvrin) or possibly some other donor working in cooperation with the bishop.
In the center of the city are the ruins of a theater of the II century, accommodating up to 15,000 people,and the nearby maritime harbor is adorned with marble columns of the Greek temple of Apollo.
The baths are built in an Art Nouveau style and are decorated with mosaics,spectacular stained-glass windows and marble columns, and combines the ancient historical heritage with modern facilities.
By the way, to the left of the impressive entry gate to the Church of the HolySepulcher you can see notes placed among the marble columns, which we had thought was something reserved for the Western Wall.
On both sides of the marble column are statues with 7 central figures from Hungarian history.
At the north end of the square, a marble column holds the lion of St. Mark, the emblem of Verona's former Venetian rulers.
In addition, there is a loaded and tense encounter between her and two Arab laborers,who carry a heavy marble column and who she bumps into while staring at the impressive space, causing them difficulty and even injury.
Inside foyer, 48 columns of illuminated greenish-gray marble produce the impression of a eucalyptus forest.
In the foyer, 48 columns of illuminated greenish-gray marble create the impression of a eucalyptus forest.
This 86-meter-long interior is among the finest and most majestic in Rome,its three aisles separated by 36 marble and four granite columns.
Vittorio Emanuele II Near the famous Piazza Venezia in Rome, is the Vittorio Emanuele II monument,a huge white marble building decorated with classic columns and impressive statues.
Built in the style of a Greektemple, its classical effect is underscored by the lavish use of marble and travertine on the columns and walls, and marble from Greece, Italy, and Australia used in the decoration of the interior.
The walls and floor of the chapel are tiled, the columns marbled, it seems like a heavily decorated but secret place--perhaps because it is a church underground: hidden worship.
You play with a big keyboard andpushbuttons that need to be operated with the correct hand-eye coordination so that each marble reaches the column with the corresponding colour to create lots of different graphic patterns.
