Examples of using Boulevards in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Peter and the Tsars that followed him brought architects from the West who planned its streets, boulevards and bridges.
Durkheim recalled a“surge of joy on the boulevards.”.
Theatres, museums, scenic boulevards, a Turkish fortress of the 16th century Kasbah and many other great sights of different civilizations who wrote the history of Algeria- all of this you can see in the city.
A stroll in any Israeli university or hospital, or along the boulevards and squares of Israeli cities large and small,
there are two main ones:(1) the East Gate at Beverly Glen and Sunset Boulevards and(2) the West Gate at Bellagio Way and Sunset Boulevard, opposite an entrance to UCLA.
green boulevards, shade, parks,
A place of broad boulevards and onion-domed churches, there's no shortage of things to see, while its burgeoning restaurant scene,
At first glance a clashing blend of neoclassical buildings, wide tree-lined boulevards, and brutal post-Stalinist apartment blocks, Bucharest can be a confusing place, but is a city that rewards closer inspection.
in which leafy ordered boulevards are dotted with Baroque edifices(many of which are still bombed out)
Between greenery, alongside prestigious boulevards, small cafes and all the good Jerusalem in the desirable Baka neighborhood 50 buyers will enjoy an international finish and the high standards of the leading company in….
These include approximately 600,000 street trees(e.g. located on public right of ways on boulevards and commercial trees in sidewalks,
a less sober alternative is a walking tour of the wine bars dotted along the city's winding medieval streets and grand, straight boulevards.
while eager star spotters brandishing iPhones are a common sight on the city's boulevards.
with its pale yellow heritage buildings and leafy boulevards- leftovers from French colonial city planners- and new Saigon in a construction frenzy of impressive skyscrapers.
Walking Bucharest's busy boulevards, it's easy to forget that outside the capital and a handful of large cities, Romania is a largely agrarian country, with a long and rich peasant tradition.
Georges-Eugène Hausmann famously redesigned central Paris, introducing wide boulevards and parks, although it was the invention of the motor car that would have the most lasting effect on the structure of today's cities, ancient and modern.
rundown apartment houses, and replacing them with the wide, tree-lined boulevards and expansive gardens which Paris is famous for today.
rundown apartment houses, and replacing them with the wide, tree-lined boulevards and expansive gardens for which Paris is famous today.
You may have heard about some of them already, but you will certainly discover that the city has much more to offer than you had imagined before you stepped foot on its grey boulevards, ate in its fine restaurants and walked down the cobbled streets of its Old Center.
the charm of the canals, the bridges, the boulevards and buildings, the multitude of colors and forms, and of course the well-built, pleasant inhabitants flowing by on their bicycles in the open air.