Examples of using Marek in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Thank you, Marek.
Marek was killed in battle.
Let's find Marek.
But ask Marek at the bar.
It's good work, Marek.
Marek, look what Tosia has brought us.
I should wake Marek.
Marek James' parents both survived persecution.
Unlike others, Marek does not paint Marek.
Marek went into the kitchen to see what Kim was cooking.
The men are worried.- Marek's going to attack.
Marek's united all the gangs for an attack. You must warn them.
I turned just in time to see Marek land a solid punch.
She's with Marek and Gutman at the brushmakers.
The rise in salaries is a cause for concern and according to Marek, wages are rising due to the scarcity of labor.
My friend Marek gave me this card, told me to ask for Mac.
It's much like zipping up your jacket, joining both sides of the zipper from the bottom end andzipping it upwards,” explains Professor Marek.
New Minister of Health Marek Krajčí asked all eligible people to donate blood, if possible.
Leon Pasternak was idealistic till the end,faithful till his last breath" said Ryszard Marek Gronski the well known Polish author and poet.
I spoke about all this with Marek time and time again and I asked him,"Tell me, why didn't you get involved?
The first excavation season was completed in October 2007 in cooperation with local archaeologist Wojciech Mazurek andthe director of the Sobibór Museum, Marek Bem.
Marek claims that the Czech Republic cannot afford to allow itself to raise wages faster than the overall productivity.
While in Berlin, Pomerantz played in cafés and Marek Weber orchestra, one of the most popular orchestras in Europe at the time.
Marek James' father Adam was deported to the Glöwen and Rathenow satellite camps of Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp.
Prometheus stole fire from the gods and turned it into a tool of craft; Marek Yanai“steals” the sun from them and transforms it into art.
At the monastery, Marek, Kate, and Chris meet de Cervole, and realize the woman is Lady Claire; they have changed history by saving her.
The president of the new Lublin Judenrat was Dr. Marek Alten, but the man with the biggest influence in the ghetto was Shama Grajer.
Marek Edelman(, born 1919 in Homel or 1922 in Warsaw- October 2, 2009 in Warsaw) was a Jewish-Polish political and social activist and cardiologist.
Having the first film he wrote in Cannes in 1958, Marek gave many interviews against the Communists, and was promptly exiled from Poland.
Senator Marek Hilser said,“We are a country that has experienced a communist totalitarian regime: we have experienced communist politics, we have experienced executions for political reasons, we have experienced imprisonment, and we have experienced censorship.