Examples of using Pinter in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Sandor Pinter.
Rabbi Pinter went to prison.
You seen Pinter?
However Pinter has taught us to expect much more.
Billington Pinter.
People also translate
And that Dr. Pinter will be the end of John Charter.
My problem here is with Pinter.
Hey, you tell Pinter I said hi.
You know that guy he housesits for, Pinter?
And this woman that Pinter gave you…- Sherese Mason.- Sherese.
Pinter was born in 1930 in east London, and started writing plays in the late 1950s.
You figure he's muscling Pinter, so Pinter dimed him to us?
As Pinter wrote, back in 1960:"As far as I am concerned The Caretaker IS funny, up to a point.
I'm going to go see mr. pinter and beg for my job back.
We want to use the bills to stop Hungary from becoming a country ofimmigrants,” said Interior Minister Sandor Pinter.
When you were working with Pinter, you ever come across a guy looks like a black Mr. Clean, dresses like the janitor in a rap video?
She would read its title through the paper-The Birthday Party by Harold Pinter- and a thrill had shot along her spine.
Lois, I just had a meeting with Mr. Pinter… well, more like an hour begging, really… but the point is, you can have your old job back!
In 1960, Davies contributed material to the BBC Home Service's Monday Night at Home strand,alongside Harold Pinter and Ivor Cutler.
In the summer of 2001, she played Gila in One for the Road,by Harold Pinter, at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City.
Although Pinter is best known as a playwright, he was trained as an actor and performed in plays, movies and teleplays throughout his career.
She is the widow of the 2005 Nobel Laureate in Literature, Harold Pinter(1930- 2008), and prior to his death was also known as Lady Antonia Pinter.
Pinter was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 2005, but his illness left him unable to travel from London to Stockholm in December 2005 for the Nobel presentation.
Billington notes in his authorised biography that Pinter claims to have written the play while he and his first wife Vivien Merchant were living in Chiswick.
The award earned some prestige in the mid 2000s by foreshadowing the Nobel Prize when two of its winners went on to win the Nobel Prize in Literature the same year, Elfriede Jelinek(2004)and Harold Pinter(2005).
In 2000, Allen appeared in two Harold Pinter plays at the Almeida Theatre, playing Lambert in Celebration and Mr Sands in The Room.
Emma Thompson as Vivian Bearing, Ph.D. Christopher Lloyd as Dr. Harvey Kelekian Eileen Atkins as Evelyn Ashford, Ph.D. Audra McDonald as Susie Monahan,R.N. Jonathan M. Woodward as Dr. Jason Posner Harold Pinter as Mr. Bearing.
In 1960, Davies contributed material to the BBC Home Service'sMonday Night at Home strand, alongside Harold Pinter and Ivor Cutler. He wrote his first play for radio in 1964 and many more were to follow. In 1960, he married Diana Huntley; the couple have a son and daughter.
Another play for Sir Peter Hall, this time at the Theatre Royal, Bath was Rattigan's The Browning Version. Bowles' last play for Hall was in Sheridan's The Rivals in 2011, opposite Dame Penelope Keith, again at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket. His other West End theatre plays include Coward's Present Laughter, Anthony Shaffer's Sleuth, Peter Nichols' Born in the Gardens, Frederick Knott's Wait Until Dark and in 2004,Simon Gray's The Old Masters directed by Harold Pinter at the Comedy Theatre.
In his introduction, short and much to the point, Mr Pinter says:"We decided that the architecture of the film should be based on two main and contracting principles: one a movement, chiefly narrative, towards disillusion, and the other, more intermittent, towards revelation, rising to where time that was lost is found and fixed for ever in art.".