Examples of using Windswept in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You look like a windswept phoenix.
Windswept hair, rugged tan, rough, calloused hands.
Gertrude, the Windswept Crest account.
This result was too tight, a“windswept” look.
Windswept pines moving against the coming night.
I'm a mouth breather. It's the curse of the windswept Manc.
He traveled through the windswept hills And crossed the barren Fire Plains.
It's called"voluptuous." And the hair, it's supposed to be long,flowing, windswept.
On the flat, windswept plains of Patagonia lives a much larger rodent, with a more leisured system of breeding.
And they're all high and mighty with their perfect skin Andfancy clothes and windswept hair.
The work was unveiled on June 9 at the beautiful-and at the time windswept- Hunters Point Park South in Long Island City.
On a windswept summer day, as the fog rolls across the San Francisco coastline, a solitary figure walks down the beach, a dog at her side.
Route and exploration opportunities are dependent on weather among these windswept islands.
Simak's version of Jupiter is a cold, windswept, and corrosive hell where only advanced technology allows the station to exist at all.
Fast approaching 30, alone,living in a cabin… in the middle of a silent, windswept, frozen tundra.
Outside Sinead O'Connor's whitewashed home here, on a windswept beachfront overlooking the misty Irish Sea, there are two talismans.
We will be looking for a shape like this filled with tread patterns that we candistinguish from mountain lion drag marks, windswept debris.
A land of windswept prairies, pioneer towns, dramatic badlands and four gigantic presidents, the state has much to offer- but it doesn't like to shout about it.
When they were alive, during a period called the Carboniferous, long after the Cambrian,this whole area was very different from the windswept coastline of today.
The most striking features in this bleak and windswept landscape are the hundreds of giant stone statues, known as moai, thought to be carved in the likeness of chiefs or ancestors.
It's also home to the Torrey Pines State Reserve, a wild and rugged coastal park, where you can hike more than eight miles of trails, spot migrating whales from the cliffs,and bask on the windswept beaches.
Surrounded by probing psychiatrists anddangerously psychopathic patients on the remote, windswept isle, they arrive at an eerie, volatile atmosphere that suggests nothing is quite what it seems.
Split in two by a border, it's never been easier to visit both the Chilean and Argentinean sides of Tierra del Fuego on an epic journey through forgotten fjords,crackling glaciers, windswept pampa and brooding evergreen forests.
It was here that Prince Henry the Navigator(1394-1460)is believed to have established a school of navigation on a windswept promontory near the town, thus heralding Portugal's remarkable period of maritime exploration.
From here, you can hop aboard a seasonal whale-watching cruise or fishing charter, surf one of the south coastswells, cast a line from one of the windswept beaches, or take a horse-drawn tram to Granite Island with its dwindling colony of Little Penguins.