Examples of using Dias in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We therefore ask for an order compelling Father Dias to testify. Mr. McDeere,
Entrepreneur Henrique Sérgio Arruda has already obtained documents attesting to his consanguineous familiarity with Branca Dias in Brazil and from the Jewish Community of Lisbon.
Cícero dias, Lasar Segall.
Unhappy is he who depends on success to be happy,” Alex Dias Ribeiro, a former Formula 1 race-car driver, once wrote.
Both of Dias' parents are Cape Verdean and had not yet applied for Portuguese nationality when he was born- so, from birth, Dias had the ID card of a"foreigner".
We have had one Princess Anne, 15 Dias, two baby Princess Ingrid Alexandras of Norway,
Josef de Souza Dias(born 11 February 1989),
Sao Paulo civil police anti-kidnap division chief Joaquim Dias Alves told BBC Mundo:"One
Sephardic culture,” Belmonte's mayor, António Dias Rocha, told the Lusa news agency earlier this month.
was also a Portuguese, Bartholomeu Dias, who stopped at what today is Walvis Bay and Lüderitz(which he named Angra Pequena) on his way to round the Cape of Good Hope.
Sephardic culture,” Belmonte's mayor, António Dias Rocha, told the Lusa news agency earlier this month.
can be purchased at the agency GUARANATUR in Copacabana at Rua Dias da Rocha 16A.
where Diogo Dias discovered the island that he named St. Lawrence,
then I realised that my ID card was blue," says Nuno Dias, who was born in Lisbon in 1983,"whilst the other kids had a yellow one.
eyeing a lucrative monopoly on a possible sea route to the Indies the Portuguese first crossed the Cape of Good Hope in 1488 on an expedition led by Bartolomeu Dias.
food production,” Gen. Eduardo Dias da Costa Villas Boas,
Like many of his generation, Dias' parents did not at the time understand the impact of the law change,
nominally claimed them as their own with the erecting of padrões(large stone cross inscribed with the coat of arms of Portugal placed there as part of a land claim). Bartolomeu Dias did so in 1486,
as Antonio Dias, Marcelo Silveira
I wouldn't call it DIAS.