Examples of using Overtures in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Um, from my count, six overtures.
Overtures like that get my juices flowing.
Cause all there were were overtures.
Whatever overtures we make, I would like to have contingency plans in place.
Tina wants to do Pacific Overtures.
If you make overtures and they're rejected, back off for a few days or weeks.
Conservative members of your party want you to listen to overtures from Richmond.
Obama's overtures were reciprocated, to some degree, by new Cuban President Raúl Castro.
And so, Majesty, if it please you, look favourably on the Emperor's overtures.
Overtures were also written as independent works opening concerts and festive events.
More significantly, the harvest season has ended andBoaz seems to have made no further overtures toward Ruth.
However, there are certain overtures that need to be made if we are to find a degree of peace.
In 1843 he played the viola in an opera orchestra at Macerata andwrote two overtures, which were performed.
Your overtures of comradeship or friendship or… All of it was just a means to ensure I would take you along.
Mr. Kaminski was more suspicious of your husband's overtures than Mr. Ramirez, he also had more experience with surveillance equipment.
By early June the German forces had cut off the line from the rest of France andthe French government was making overtures for an armistice.
Noise made, overtures to outside interests and… enlistment of the hooples' participation is what this situation demands.
Analysts believe the rift in the White House on the issue and the broader Iran policy is the root cause of Trump's mixed signals,which have often switched between belligerent rhetoric and overtures to Tehran.
Lucrezia had previously made overtures of friendship to Isabella which the latter had coldly and disdainfully ignored.
His works consist largely of songs and collections of folk songs, but include two symphonies,two symphonic poems(Russia and Tamara), and four overtures, and a number of piano pieces, including Islamey: an Oriental Fantasy.
His opera overtures are also cast in three movements and were frequently performed as independent instrumental pieces.
His early pieces include a symphony and two concert overtures, and in 1833 he began his first opera, Die Feen, but the work was never performed during his lifetime.
Some overtures were made by Thailand to establish trade relations with France in 1840 and 1851. In 1856 Napoleon III sent an embassy, led by Charles de Montigny, to King Mongkut. A treaty was signed on 15 August 1856, to facilitate trade, guarantee religious freedom, and grant French warships access to Bangkok.
Nevertheless, he composed 12 so-called symphonies(really overtures), the sixth of which Stanislav Lyudkevich based an orchestral piece and a piano trio.
Although such overtures would generally be one-movement pieces, they were no longer in the French style, but rather adapted the Italian preluding sinfonia, for instance a loud, triadic, motto-type leading motif, a reprise preceded with minimal thematic development, and an overall mood of expectation rather than resolution.
But when most Jews rejected Mohammed's overtures, the Koran changed the prayer direction to Mecca and Jerusalem lost importance for Moslems.
No matter how tempting the overtures of the Christian world, we cannot accept the proposal of Gregory Baum that we acknowledge Christians as the people of the covenant instead of merely classifying them as"the good people of the nations.".
And these works can no more be said to have overtures than Verdi's Falstaff and Strauss's Salome, in which the curtain rises at the first note of the music.
Intelligence officers are incensed by the administration's continued overtures to Russia, in part because they say the Russians knew that two rebel camps they bombed this week were far from any Islamic State fighters and housed U.S.-backed rebels or their families.