Examples of using Din in English and their translations into Hebrew
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When tumultuous work raises its din on all sides shutting me out from beyond, come to me, my lord of silence, with thy peace and rest.
On Youmud Din, in the beginning of the ball game,
On Youmud Din, they will carry out simultaneous attacks on baseball stadiums in their respective cities.
Following the Beit Din determination, two institutions that offered college credits to students attending Meisels' seminaries suspended their affiliation with them.
And in order to answer it the beth din must weigh considerations of time and place and not considerations of the ideal.
In other words, the din of R. Yochanan can be understood as a partial kiddushin which therefore allows for another kiddushin to be effected.
Hearing the din of battle in Blenheim, Tallard sent a message to Marlborough offering
Amid all the din of the central business district,
The radio”, he once wrote,“is nothing but a conduit through which pre-fabricated din can flow into our homes.”.
preparation she converted- she too did so in the beth din of Rabbi Karelitz.
a few of the demonstrators go back to the railing and renew the din.
they create a high-pitched noise that cuts through the din of the forest.
Munroe replied with a nod, slipped a knot of cash into his hand, and entered into the din of smoke and music.
And the challenge for people like me would seem to be how do you sort through the din?
he even became the personal physician of the family of the Sultan Salah ad Din.
the beloved sage of Jerusalem's Beit Din.
Even if the Beit Din or courts do not grant full status to civil marriages,
I can't sleep without bus fumes, the din of traffic, the crazy people on the street.
From 2005 until November 2018, Yesh Din assisted in filing 68 complaints following incidents of ideologically motivated offences in the city of Hebron in which Israeli civilians, mostly settlers from Hebron, harmed Palestinians or their property.
After the war, he began his career in Yiddish-language newspapers and radio, notably the weekly"IKUF-Bleter"(1946- 1953), and the"Revista Cultului Mozaic din R.P.R.