Examples of using Captured in in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He was among 10 cameramen sent to record the final hours of more than 160 Syrian soldiers captured in 2014.
The next developments can include layering of images captured in this way, and other changes that can be effected with these images.
For example, one of the legends tells us that the French King Louis the Sovereign during the crusade was captured in Egypt.
18 ISIS operatives were killed and five captured in a massive military operation carried out by the United States, France and Niger.
Many of the avian creatures are killed or captured in the course of their seasonal migration between Europe and Africa.
Fresh fish captured in the generous sea of the Azores is traditionally served roasted or stewed.
ISIS released photos of the execution of a Syrian officer captured in the fighting(Haqq, May 1, 2018).
A rare species of snow leopard captured in Tajikistan, north of Dushanbe.
Other ships were captured in port by the Germans
Bellow Saul, 1915- 2005, Year won 1976, captured in his writings the American-Jew's condition, dangaling between modernity and tradition….
The time warp occurs because this image captured in a single frame a two and a half hour exposure of the night sky.
Pre-Israeli Zionist photography embraced and unified individual subjects in a community of New Jewish subjects(captured in similar conditions,
Later on in the campaign, the Adalites were struck by a catastrophe when Sultan Mansur and his brother Muhammad were captured in battle by the Solomonids.
Many of those who took part in the uprising were killed or captured in the days that followed.
Well, that's interesting because CNN is quoting the Head of the Criminal Division saying they have been captured in Kalorama Heights.
the narrow bands were captured in this brief, 1/400th second exposure.
their two younger sons(George and Richard) were captured in Ludlow Castle and imprisoned at Coventry.
Throughout the seventeenth century, English settlers defected to Indian tribes or, captured in war, refused to return.