Examples of using Beckons in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Lady liberty beckons.
You walk by a storefront, a fortune-teller beckons you inside.
Tomorrow beckons you.
Tomorrow beckons you.
Capitol Hill beckons.
But the ground beckons.
Love beckons.
Michael's other woman beckons.
How the gentle wind * * beckons through the leaves.
Halim, when love beckons to you, follow him, though his ways are hard and steep.
Cairo beckons with its exotic oriental allure and ancient monuments.
Now it is not a mixer, and an elephant or a duck, which beckons to substitute his hands under running water.
In the end, the memory of the ex-slaves and their historical achievements beckons the international community to rethink policies of trade, of aid, of what constitutes economic development, of how to tackle the question of global inequities.
The private sector beckons.
When the schnecken beckons.
Mm.- Road beckons.
(Beckons seductively) Frasier.
When love beckons to you.
The clarity of the darkness beckons.
That objective still beckons us.