Examples of using Accompanied by in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Teachers could only leave on group outings accompanied by an official minder.
They were led in a convoy of buses and ambulances accompanied by Syrian Army soldiers.
If they aren't in German these documents must be accompanied by a certified translation.
soHow steep was accompanied by my mother and sister.
А sequence of nearly 800 gouaches accompanied by text and musical references.
Accompanied by an expert guide,
Migraine, which is a headache that can not be borne by accompanied by pulsed pain and often experienced by young people.
Accompanied by much heckling,
Some 30 police and special forces, accompanied by three bulldozers driven by civilian contractors, arrived while the children were still sleeping.
Israel has adopted a tactic centered on a years-long hermetic blockade accompanied by airstrikes, with the goal of forcing Hamas to stop the attacks on Israel.
Accompanied by the narration of an expert guide,
They currently have to be accompanied by handlers, and there are concerns over injuries to passers-by,
In Belgrade there is a cruise for tourists accompanied by explanations about the city or sailing in the evening, which includes a romantic dinner by candlelight.
If he has loose stools containing blood or pus or accompanied by a fever over 39.4 °C,
Pets that are leaving the State of Israel must be accompanied by an International Certificate of Health that was issued by the Livestock Veterinary Service.
The creative exploration in textile requires a complex mix of knowledge and abilities accompanied by a deep cultural background,
Any allegation about a possible undue or wrong action by optional physician must be accompanied by evidential support without which this would be inevitably dismissed by the Court.
An investigation will always be accompanied by the consistent publications of an investigative reporter,
In addition, this drug is prescribed for operations accompanied by artificial blood circulation,
On the second trip they were accompanied by ten or fifteen other women and youths,