Examples of using Bakeries in English and their translations into Hebrew
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
hidden squares, little bakeries, and inspirational ateliers.
The city is home to a number of bakeries, restaurants and merchants offering a taste of Denmark in California.
The town is home to a number of bakeries, restaurants, and merchants offering a taste of Denmark in California.
Boutique Central Florentin is the latest addition to the Boutique Central chain of bakeries which was opened in the lively Florentin neighborhood.
I think the bakeries all over the Balkans are good,
Visit the ten best bakeries in Europe from our list, and you will be blown away.
These packages allow faster and easier work in bakeries, comparing to the encumbered cardboard packages,
It is just a historical accident that transportation systems were nationalized while bakeries and automobile factories remained in the hands of private capital.
Cafe, a 15-year-old chain of bakeries in Barcelona that has been experiencing very fast growth thanks to lean thinking.
The spokesman said the printers are for professional use in high-end bakeries, cake shops and for special events.
Bakeries(boulangeries) are something of a French institution and are to be found all over the country from the smallest villages to city streets.
gingerbreads in one of the city's numerous bakeries!
I will hit the soup kitchens, bakeries and smorgasbords.
Today the city is home to a number of bakeries, restaurants, and merchants offering a taste of Denmark in California.
eating food that Rabbi Goren had ordered from one of Jerusalem's bakeries.
gorgeous 19th-century stone building, enjoy the nightlife and an Irish-Arab menu, and don't miss the bakeries, sweet shops and local produce.
The city is adobe to various restaurants, bakeries, and merchants which offers the taste of Denmark in California.
Ornat has wide range of pastery products suitable for cafes, bakeries, caterers, hotels
cafes, and bakeries in South Korea.
More than 60,000 families in the suburbs outside government control will soon run out of the mazut they use to heat their homes and run their bakeries.