Examples of using This monument in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Now, this monument…[Crowd gasps] Go around!
I planned this moment, this monument, with precision.
This monument is part of the Vietnamese people's memory.
To preserve the dignity of this monument… there will be no flash photography.
This monument is alive and the Arabs have only themselves to blame.
The next 3 years he was busy working on this monument, which made him famous throughout the country.
This monument, the way it was built, its story, is a story of courage.
But this… What I could do with this monument, this… orb. Nay, this magnificently heroic globe.
This monument was inspired by the story of one little girl named Sadako Sasaki.
I would like to thank the members of our memorial committee here with us today,who worked tirelessly to make this monument possible.
They created this monument for all the orphans who died.
This monument, the way it was built, its story, is a story of courage.
It's hard to miss this monument rising above the skyline to the south of the Old Port.
This monument to decadence… can't be brought down by a few plastic bureaucrats in bowler hats.
The history of this monument is also sad and heroic, as the fate of displaced persons.
This monument is to acknowledge that we know what is happening and know what needs to be done.
The demand relative to erecting this monument at the shipyard's gates was one of the most important postulates of the shipyard workers who went on strike in August 1980.
This monument illustrates this policy, and no one can remove it, no matter what happens.'".
This monument was a simple cairn built over the gravesite of 34 victims, and was topped by a large cedar cross.
This monument is a testament to the open door policy of the Philippine Commonwealth under President Manuel L. Quezon.
Below:“This monument was constructed in commemoration of the Soviet people's outstanding achievements in space exploration”.
This monument was built under the emperor Augustus in honour of Cecilia Metella, the daughter of a Roman consul.
This monument commemorates the pioneering work carried out by Norway, Sweden and Russia to measure the size and shape of the earth.
On this monument, King Purnawarna inscribed his name and made an imprint of his footprints, as well as his elephant's footprints.
This monument commemorates the pioneering work carried out by Norway, Sweden and Russia to measure the size and shape of the earth.
This monument is dedicated to all the animals that served and died alongside British and allied forces in wars and campaigns throughout time.
This monument was built during the reign of Emperor Augustus in honor of Cecilia Metella, the daughter of a Roman Consul.