Examples of using A staple in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The steroid would likewise quickly become a staple in competitive bodybuilding in which it's remained a favorite for this day.
In fact, in this study, the greatest increase of pressure occurred during downward facing dog, a staple of most yoga routines.
I got stuck by a staple when Calleigh and I were checking out Dr. Phelps' body up in the attic.
the bajgiel became a staple of the Polish national diet.
The steroid would likewise quickly become a staple in competitive bodybuilding in which it's remained a favorite for this day.
Since then the little black dress was translated to ready-to-wear as a staple of late afternoon and cocktail hours.
Later, when Mom was trying to cook healthier, she made her secret-recipe oven-fried chicken and that became a staple in my own kitchen up until almost eleven years ago.
Neighbourhood tours can take you past the Loyalist and IRA graffiti that were once a staple of the nightly news bulletins.
A staple in British culture,
Rum made from sugar harvested in European colonies in the Caribbean became a staple for sailors and was traded to North America.
The pizza remains on the menu as a staple of their tradition, but the kitchen has evolved into refined and essential dishes.
Oranges have been a staple of eating healthy for thousands of years,
The pizza remains on the menu as a staple of their tradition, but the kitchen has evolved….
Economic historians suggest that it was a staple food that was used as widely as maize.
Since then,“slow TV” has become a staple of Norwegian public broadcasting.
it has become a staple for businesses and community organizations.
it has become a staple for businesses and community organizations.
Historically, damp northern countries that have depended on rye as a staple crop were subject to periodic epidemics of this condition.