Examples of using To the plot in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And oh my god what happened to the plot?
You led me to the plot to rob me!
I mean, separately, they're nothing, but together, they link Templeton to the plot.
He had come to the plot to check on his crops.
They turned the picture into one complete comic movie,virtually without any interruptions to the plot.
People also translate
And as to the plot against His Majesty, we can find no credible evidence to support it.
Lucilla knows her efforts have gone to waste… and her connection to the plot could be exposed at any moment.
I went to the plot this morning with my wife Tahani, 42, and my children- Nadia, 16, and Muhammad, 15.
They had taken two hoes and a bottle of water,and headed on foot along the road leading to the plot they owned.
A few major changes to the plot were made as well, such as changing princess Elettra to priestess Ismene.
Students will take a closer look into these characters and developa deeper understanding of their role and connection to the plot.
He was able to relate to the plot, being that he is usually the complicated person in relationships.
Much of the novel is set in and around the cathedral anddetails of the cathedral's structure contribute important elements to the plot.
We prefer going to the plot on Saturdays because we are afraid of settler attacks, especially since they recently put up trailer homes near the plot. .
According to the plot of the film, the main character Roddy finds several pairs of sunglasses, wearing which he sees the world as he really is.
I went back home, and at about eleven o'clock, the Palestinian DCO called andsaid people from the Israeli DCO would be coming to the plot.
Important: The lines along which the division takes place,should correspond to the plot as much as possible, and individual fragments should look harmonious.
As a convention, it is used to remove the problem of translating between alien languages,unless that problem is essential to the plot.
According to the plot, our main character is Ben and he is rather curious, and, apparently, he has a lot of free time, since most of it began to pay attention to his neighbor, who behaves very suspiciously.
That is why on this program… we use stabbings,shooting and garrotings… only when they are absolutely essential to the plot… or when the whim strikes us.
It was what one writer likened to the plot of a novel: A British-Jewish tour guide, who survived a Palestinian terror attack, that left her American-Christian friend dead, helped shelter an Arab-Muslim teen, threatened for supporting Israel.
Radio"newscasts" are heard throughout the play,which provide important historical background to the plot: 1942, November 4- The Victory at El Alamein.
Any talk about Jewish history in Jordan could lead to political claims," said Ali Elayan, who was slated to play a Jordanian police officer in the movie butwithdrew over his opposition to the plot.
Both introductory chapters to each book and interspersed commentary introduce a long line of further themes. For instance, introductory chapters dwell extensively on bad writers and critics,quite unrelated to the plot but apologetic to the author and the novel itself; and authorial commentary on several characters shows strong opposition to Methodism, calling it fanatical and heretical, and implying an association between Methodism and hypocrites such as the younger Blifil.
In 2009, the Israeli journalist and military affairs commentator, Gad Shimron, published the fictional novel"The Sweetheart of the Templar From the Valley of Rephaim",which incorporated the story of Operation Atlas while making several changes to the plot, the exact period in which the parachuting was carried out,the names, and their fate.
As Welles's rough cut no longer exists, no true"director's cut" is possible, but Murch was able to assemble a version incorporating most of the existing material, omitting some of the Keller scenes(though some were retained, either because they had replaced Welles scenes which no longer existedand were necessary to the plot, or because Welles had approved of their inclusion).