Examples of using Scheherazade in English and their translations into Polish
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I feel like Scheherazade!
Scheherazade would have been proud.
Let's call her Scheherazade.
SCheherazade had a thousand tales.
So you know what Scheherazade did?
Scheherazade, magic carpets. Like Jasmine in Aladdin?
Here we have Gandhi, and a Scheherazade.
Desert moons… Scheherazade, magic carpets.
Where visions to rival the finest imaginings of Scheherazade.
What do Gandhi and Scheherazade have in common?
This Scheherazade is one of the most famous people on the planet.
So, I will give you a hint as to who this Scheherazade really is.
He kept Scheherazade alive… so that he could hear her tale every night.
Ali Baba had them 40 thieves Scheherazade had a thousand tales.
They will be dancing a pas de deux from their upcoming production Scheherazade.
From their upcoming production Scheherazade. They will be dancing a pas de deux.
You wouldn't listen so I made that story up to buy time. Like Scheherazade.
And I got a Rimsky-Korsakov from Scheherazade that will knock your babushka off.
you see a Delilah and, uh, Scheherazade.
Like Scheherazade who wants to fascinate the listener to let her stay in for another day.
Princess in the ballet Cleopatra, Zabeidy in Scheherazade and others.
With me sitting cross-legged like Scheherazade herself, he would listen,
You finally arrive at the island where the king's wife, Scheherazade, is being held captive.
Scheherazade" Is, uh, an argument. Between the Sultan, represented by the brass, and Scheherazade, represented by the strings.
has her killed by morning, until Scheherazade.
The book is all about how Scheherazade forestalled her own death at the hands of the king by regaling him night after night with stories.
and not in the Scheherazade sense.
Mai Masri: It has that lyrical storytelling meaning- Scheherazade is a strong woman who uses storytelling as an act of survival, and Layal is a strong woman surviving in prison.
In 2006, he won the Deutscher Fernsehkrimipreis Sonderpreis special award for best supporting actor for his performance in the Tatort episode Scheherazade.
Among the numerous works inspired by the fascinating colours of the Orient, Scheherazade(1887) by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov is one of the most iconic and popular ones.
