Examples of using Large cities in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The US government has been showing interest in using sound ranging to determine the location of gunfire in large cities.[22].
the British army began constructing'security zones' in the three large cities.
Urban agriculture is an important and interesting phenomenon, which is presently gathering impetus in Israeli cities, similar to such trends in large cities all over the world.
The deficit of parking for car parking- the eternal problem of the large cities, especially when it relates to China's cities. .
The deficit of parking for car parking- the eternal problem of the large cities, especially when it relates to China's cities. .
If in the past it was possible to roam almost every city on foot and reach everywhere, today's large cities stretch over dozens of kilometers.
Specific Objectives: The student will understand that means trash, the big problem and causing the terrible drama which means for large cities.
that's why this place has outlived all the large cities in the world.
Original Israeli culture can grow only at a considerable distance from the large cities.
Until this mass migration into large cities, crime wasn't really a common part of people's lives;
I told you about the Kunichowsky collection and its great importance in documenting the crimes of Lithuanian collaborators outside of the large cities.
Ohio is a unique state where large cities like Cincinnati and Cleveland sit next to rural farms.
This may surprise many people, but there are already large cities in Europe which will have a Muslim majority within five to seven years.
Ohio is a special state where large cities like Cincinnati and Cleveland sit next to rural farms.
In large cities, when there are large clusters of people,
Unlike many large cities, where most of the main attractions are clustered near the historic old town,
Ohio is really a special state where large cities like Cleveland and Cincinnati sit next to rural farms.
According to the Central Bureau of Statistics, 33% of Israel's vehicles are registered in these large cities(and a similar percentage of the private vehicles).
We envision a growth in urban distribution centers that stage products close to users within large cities to enable faster delivery and a more seamless omnichannel experience.
But even in large cities with relatively small‘gaps in supply' such as Wolfsburg,