Examples of using A hare in English and their translations into French
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For example, in a recent communication, she took up the case of a Hare Krishna follower who complained of being denied access to food meeting the specific dietary needs in accordance with his belief A/HRC/4/21/Add.1, paras. 57-68.
As ancient ones used to speak- do not search for a hare in conjurer's hat before that magician shows himself up- and here we go,
The artist was inspired by a memory which he enjoys relating:"during the last snowfall, a hare, very much at ease, bounding from east
overtake and turn a hare, rather than a form of hunting aiming at the capture of game.
with two windows that feature the Imperial eagle grasping a hare in its claws, a recurring motif of the Swabians who rebuilt the castle.
it was equally difficult to catch a hare and get it back to the village.
notably Tortoise Wins by a Hare in which Bugs Bunny disguises himself as a bearded old man
picking up the smallest heat source, be it a nuthatch, a hare, a red squirrel
On a hare.
It's a hare.
Competing with a hare?
I caught a hare!
It's a hare.
And it's a hare.
Are you competing with a hare?
He's wild as a hare.
The squeal of a hare bodes evil.
That's not a hare, that's a rat.
But it's good to sleep like a hare.
No. I smell a marriage like a dog at a hare.