Examples of using In a line in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They put them in a line.
Another way to think about a micrometer is that one million of them in a line would extend only about three feet.
For example, when I move in a line, forward or backward… that's one dimension.
German translations and reviews of those translations also placed Austen in a line of sentimental writers, particularly late Romantic women writers.
But life doesn't evolve in a line, and it doesn't end with us.
This sweet little bonus will save you up to two hours of waiting in a line for one of Rome's most significant sites.
The most tiny and easy model in a line of LED lamps equipped with the timer.
There they stood them in a line against the wall, conducted a careful search and made a quick judgment:"Who did this?
If we place the peaches in a line leading up to the cage,
The product with this name occupied the niche in a line of the corresponding goods for a long time.
This sweet little bonus will save you up to two hours of waiting in a line for one of Rome's most significant sites.
Just another in a line of tragedies that Elise Vogelsong had suffered in her life,
waiting for up to 12 hours without complaint in a line that stretches for miles.
Consider the width of the sidewalk, and if it is narrow, do not walk in a line of three or more as no one can pass.
Which is at least a tiny bit awesome, because you can get an infinite number of elephants in a line, and still have it fit across a single notebook page.
They look like ants marching in a line, doing whatever Queen Christine ordered them to.
Ok, now everybody get in a line so you can all smash your artwork.
You have to stand in a line just to fill up your car.
Consider the width of the pavement, and, if it's narrow, don't walk in a line of 3 or more as no one can pass.
And our problem is that scene in“All Quiet on the Western Front” where the schoolboys march off dutifully in a line to war.