Examples of using Were painted in English and their translations into Hebrew
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None were painted.
From the moment we walked in. The walls were painted black.
If it were painted orange.
Find out when the last time the walls were painted.
We were painted as bullies.
Unfortunately, they were painted later on.
All were painted in black.
The bricks of the house were painted dark blue.
They were painted to look like wood.
Come closer and see the colors in which they were painted with.
The walls were painted a light lemon yellow;
I didn't see any on the bookshelves, but they were painted.
All of these houses were painted the same color.
Both were painted on wooden panel; that in the Louvre has been transferred to canvas.
All fragments of the images were painted separately on the strips.
The cars were painted with fine, but people somehow, without much effort.
You know, when all those red crosses were painted all over town.
And the walls were painted just like that, and I took Leila there a few times.
Randy Davis, music store guy-- his fingernails were painted black.
(Laughter) The pigs were painted the color of the ruling party.
Ask her if she recognises those characters that were painted on his door.
These portraits were painted over a period of 41 years, using a realistic technique.
All the Lotus factory cars were painted white with a green stripe.
AII these works were painted on scraps of wood by a woman who worked at the locomotive repair facility right here in albuquerque in the late 19th century.
In the 16th century the entrance wall frescoes were painted again, this time by Hendrik van den Broeck and da Lecce.
Acquired soon after they were painted in 1975 and 1980 respectively, they had neverbeen on public exhibition before this year.
Its frescoes, done in the 1300s, were painted by an anonymous artist of the school of Giotto.
All the houses along the street were painted in different hues, in accordance with a color scheme suggested by the artist Craig Flannagan.
The series of Depression-era murals were painted in 1934 in a thematic style that recalls the work of celebrated artist Diego Rivera.