Examples of using The windmill in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Inside the windmill.
The Windmill is a very serious business!
WK: Yeah. The windmill.
They're going to Almería! To the windmill!
The windmill that you told me about, remember?
William and the Windmill.
The windmill belongs to the city of Amsterdam and is not open for visitors.
And what did you make the windmill out of?
When the windmill went up, he was not happy that I wouldn't let him run the show.
They are going to close the Windmill!
First they hit the windmill that I put up.
But I need you to take me to the windmill.
As long as the Windmill exists, there's no need for a sad little postcard stashed underneath a bed, is there?
And you didn't know about the windmill, you know?
They gave me three possibilities of sellers that might have the part for the windmill.
Especially the ministerial issues about the windmill plant in Izmir is about to be solved.
This was my first thought when I saw the windmill.
Visitors to the windmill can now also participate in anescape-room style game that takes place in and around the windmill.
Closer to the departure gates than The Windmill.
The windmill at the entrance to the neighborhood was built by Montefiori in order to reduce the price of flour for the poor people.
Otherwise I will hang you by the balls on the windmill.
In fact, take it off the table, the car, the floor, the bed, the windmill at the putt-putt golf course.
But the force required to compress the bellows was greater than the energy produced by the windmill.
He was a wealthy man and devoted much of his long life to serving the Jewishpeople in Britain and worldwide(he built the windmill in Jerusalem, and the area of which it is a part-- Yemin Moshe-- is named after him).
Here's a photograph of a consultation exercise in full swing in the little town of Penicuik just outside Edinburgh, andyou can see the children of Penicuik celebrating the burning of the effigy of the windmill.
Well, I am that Mrs Henderson, and I have presented the Windmill for four years now.
He was known as a Danny Kaye look-alike, and his impersonation of Kayecan be seen in the film Murder at the Windmill(1949).
As Olive peeped through the peephole,it occurred to her that while the carrier pigeon was safe inside the windmill the same could not be said for the sitting duck currently waiting on the doorstep.
These are his from when he was holed up in London at the Windmill Pub.
