Examples of using A two-day in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Every year in August, the Pope House hosts a two-day Great Gatsby Festival that draws crowds for elegant Roaring Twenties social gatherings.
Elimination of Racial Discrimination, raised the claims at a two-day UN meeting on China.
The DHI Global Medical Group held a two-day repair and rehabilitation session for this unlucky patient to fix the tragic results of his synthetic hair implantation.
Wednesday morning, I'm standing on the verge of a two-day workshop for domain managers in a large communication company.
A two-day training for physics teachers from the Scientific-Technological Leadership Reserve at the Ministry of Education,
In fact, I memorized 516 medical terms just for a two-day symposium last year.
it was shot in Los Angeles over a two-day period.
Then she heard about the Japan-Gaza Innovation Challenge, a two-day workshop and business competition.
for Human Rights and Freedom to their launch event, a two-day human rights exhibition.
I got a two-day haul to make in one day,
We had been married and spent a two-day honey-moon in the Highlands,
Neighbors Seminar- a two-day seminar dealing with the meanings of being neighbors in a mixed city.
Today begins a two-day meeting of the Committee on Open Market Federal Reserve.
We had been married and spent a two-day honeymoon in the Highlands,
If I buy a two-day ticket, do I have to use it on consecutive days?
For example, an employer refuses to pay employee a two-day sick leave, although the law first three days paid by the employer,
So over a two-day period, six individuals from this bloodline were killed in the Srebrenica massacre.
In a two-day Systematic Innovation workshop by ZOOZ for a multi-disciplinary team from Bagir, some 200 innovation
He's got a two-day head start on you, which is more than he needs.
A two-day event that happens once a year in which 200 private beautiful and interesting gardens around London will be opened for public enjoyment.