Examples of using Large crowds in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Stretching from Allenby to Rothschild Boulevard, Sheinkin is lined with funky stores and second-hand shops that attract large crowds, especially on Fridays.
Weekdays and early mornings are some of the less visited hours and may be a better option for people looking to escape large crowds.
I shouted aloud as if addressing large crowds:‘Dear martyrs, compatriots!
one that we carefully planned to avoid the large crowds.
I shouted out aloud as if addressing large crowds:‘Dear martyrs, compatriots!
Around this time in the Gospel of Mark, Jesus had been teaching and large crowds began to gather and listen to his teaching.
I shouted aloud as if addressing large crowds:'Dear martyrs, compatriots!
If you're not a fan of large crowds, avoid the South of France in the first half of the month and stay away from the cities during big celebrations like the Pyrotechnic Art Festival.
you should still expect large crowds near popular traveler destinations and at the free music concerts and movie screenings throughout the month.
the Thialf speed skating arena which was one of the first indoor 400m ice rinks in the world, and where annually held international events draw large crowds.
This is facilitated by the organization of outlets in places of large crowds, the introduction of discounts,
Krasnoyarsk, a large Siberian city, has traditionally been the stronghold of Russian rugby union. Domestic matches are covered in the local media, and the intra-city derby match between sides Krasny Yar and Enisei-STM can attract large crowds.
of mainstream Palestinian demands, despite acknowledging that the movement cannot mobilise large crowds and its main activists are not important figures in Palestinian politics.
you should still expect large crowds near popular tourist destinations and at the free music concerts and movie screenings throughout the month.
Willkie attracted large crowds in most places, and he told them that the Republican party would fail unless it accepted the New Deal
On 21 December, as the ship was leaving Lyttelton to the cheers of large crowds, a young able seaman,
On 21 December, as the ship was leaving Lyttelton Harbour to the cheers of large crowds, a young Able Seaman,
Some lightworkers are empathetic to such an extent that you have had to hide from large crowds and being vulnerable, even standing in front
addressing large crowds in countries throughout Eastern Europe and in the Soviet Union, calling for peace.
In the summer of 1886, Macdonald traveled for the only time to western Canada, traveling from town to town by private railway car, and addressing large crowds.