Examples of using As a place in English and their translations into Hebrew
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and not as a place for any serious political commentary.
it was as good as a place as any.
It is also a mistake to think of the State of Israel as a place of refuge.
So, when I think of this facility, I think of it as a place to come together as doctors.
Disciple asks: Some students regularly go to church, treating it as a place to socialize.
Some early Muslims understood it as metaphorical or as a place in heaven.
And the pub, now, is more like not so much a place to drink, as a place to pray.
Advance the college's administrative procedures to a level of excellence while also cultivating the college as a place that captures the heart as well as the mind.
It's fascinating to think about the internet as a representation of the collective human mind and as a place for the individual to manifest him or herself.
If you are going to use the site only as a place to relax from the bustling weekday metropolis,
Synagogues at the end of the Roman period and especially in the Byzantine period serve as a place for prayer, a kind of‘little temple,' which is why they were much more luxurious and it is not uncommon that they also featured fancy mosaics.”.
landmark ruling declaring that the Chapel at the London Church of Scientology must be recognized as a place of religious worship under UK law.
the city flag will become not just a symbol of that city as a place, but also, it could become a symbol of how that city considers design itself,
Mr. Cook thanked the President for his warm welcome and said,“We have an enormous admiration for Israel, not just as an important ally for the US, but as a place to do business.”.
the ocean is also important to the economy as a place for tourism, recreation,
I believe that to have the University of Tokyo serve as a place for these experiences would not only meet the expectations of the public who have entrusted the University with their support
However, Europe's division into two opposing economic and military blocs after World War II diminished Austria's importance as a place of transit.
not just as an important ally for the US, but as a place to do business.”.
In December 2013, the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom issued a unanimous decision declaring that the Chapel at the London Church of Scientology must be recognized as a place of religious worship under UK law.
While for centuries it served as a place of trade(and also execution),