Examples of using Shrines in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Marian Shrines.
Many shrines have been destroyed.
Buddhist Shrines.
You got shrines up and down the border.
I will visit all shrines.
The shrines and the old cities-- there's an atmosphere we don't have here.
They build shrines to them.
You… You desecrate people's shrines!
She does love her shrines, doesn't she?
Ah, yes. Under the memorial shrines.
Today we keep about 70 shrines and live in 50 of them.
Unless you really love shrines.
However, not only shrines and wonders tells the hegumen Daniel in his work.
Sometimes they even make shrines.
No altars, no shrines, no idols, laying claim to every good thing yet somehow not responsible for the bad.
You don't believe in magic shrines any more than I do.
There might be stairs to some of the shrines.
In charge of the shrines and stuff!".
On New Year's Day, many people visit neighborhood shrines.
Every household has one or more shrines devoted to this purpose.
Photography is allowed everywhere except inside the shrines.
Visits and pilgrimages to shrines, sometimes thousands of miles away, are common, and are of major significance in the lives of Indians;
The biggest cave is known as temple cave, home to many Hindu shrines.
The Minoans began the custom of worshipping their gods in small palatial or house shrines, in sacred caves and in shrines built on mountain peaks and the tops of hills.
When negotiations on the permanent status will take place,Israel will give high priority to the Jordanian historic role in these shrines.
And it perversely intends to enlist China's churches,mosques, shrines and temples into this effort.
They would already moved from raiding to government, and replaced pagan shrines with churches.
As a result,the city of Jerusalem is a confusing mosaic of religious shrines, historic sites and cultural monuments.
There are incredibly beautiful, there are many ancient shrines, interesting sights.
The Byōdō-in Temple, established in AD 988,boasts many unique buildings, shrines, and artworks worthy of a visit.