Examples of using Bastions in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Other colleges emulated this development, but all of these were converted to rugby by the mid-1870s and would soon become famous as early bastions of American football.
established in 1902 to replace a smaller one in the Parc des Bastions.
in which the player had to keep bastions against the invading enemy.
Other colleges emulated this development, but all of these were converted to rugby-oriented rules from soccer-oriented rules by the mid-1870s on, and they would soon become famous as early bastions of American football.
13 metres. The fortified walls have 68 bastions at irregular intervals,[2]
This gate is 15.25 meter high and 13.8 meter wide with two bastions on either side. This gates name derives from"Talaq"(divorce). According to a legend,
The number of people killed in September was higher due to"increased fighting and intensified air raids of the international coalition and Russia against jihadist bastions in the north and east of Syria,
he found that it had been improved with"seven or eight bastions with high curtain walls, two courtyards,
The number of people killed in September was higher due to increased fighting and"intensified air raids of the international coalition and Russia against jihadist bastions in the north and east of Syria,
reinforced the walls, which in some places were no more than six feet thick, and erected earthen bastions and an inner earthen rampart,
My son, a bastion of nobility.
Mattox Bastion Sutherland Peak Wolak Peak.
It may be easier to come out in Sweden, that bastion of liberal civility.
We can call bastion, see if they have him.
The Bastion Square.
So that we can continue to be the only Western"bastion of democracy"?
Bastion is worth the price alone.
Bastion looked at the book.
Hey, Bastion, I'm Captain Slade.
Bastion has six stores in Miami.