Examples of using Described as in English and their translations into Hebrew
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She also created an accent(described as a mixture of Eastern European and Hebrew) for her character,
Often described as one of the most beautiful campuses in the UK,
Pain, described as"piercing needles in the skin," may occur along with the skin rash.
In September, a Scottish student described as a"wannabe suicide bomber" was imprisoned for eight years for owning terrorism material and distributing it via Web sites.
Eyolf, though described as having"beautiful, intelligent eyes," is paralyzed in one of his legs,
in what the country's human rights ombudsman described as“an extermination.”.
She was also asked to create an accent(described as a mixture of Eastern European
Federal prosecutors also charged Arthur Grande, described as a street dealer who is suspected of obtaining mass quantities of pills from Anderson and distributing them on the street.
It was an unusual 35-foot(11 m) junk-rigged design which he described as"half Cape Ann dory and half Japanese sampan".
they may unkindly be described as a"loser.".
In the wake of the controversy, Kern abruptly discontinued the effort, which he described as"a brief market research project.".
In 1975, Bird took the part of Mr Rembrandt, described as"Van Gogh's son,
Many of these experiences can truthfully be described as the experience of oneness with all things,
Described as a‘breakthrough in anti-aging therapy', spin trap is an intelligent antioxidant
nothing has taken place that could be described as threatening or harmful to you.
von Hausegger composed a Mass for chorus and orchestra that he described as"my first serious composition".
It does not communicate what Martin Luther King described as“the fierce urgency of now.”.
extremely violent, we hope that your sensitivity to what you described as his'attitudinal problem' will help him overcome those character flaws.
Iraq, and Afghanistan, all described as places where the authorities"severely" restrict religious rights.
Tom Cruise, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Jeff Bridges had been approached by New Line Cinema to take the role, described as a psychopathic master manipulator with an attractive wife.