Examples of using Martyn in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Edward Martyn and George Moore began the Irish Literary Theatre to present Irish plays.
In 1973, Martyn released one of the defining British albums of the 1970s, Solid Air.
Martyn Rady and László Veszprémy explicitly describe the Gesta Hungarorum as a"'toponymic romance' that seeks to explain place-names by reference to imagined events or persons, and vice versa.".
Israel must publicly condemn people, such as Martyn Indyk, who accept funding from countries like Qatar which uses its money to influence political stands vis a vis Israel.
Lukic was displaced at Leeds by the signing of Nigel Martyn, and in 1996 he returned for a second spell at Arsenal.
For authenticity, all scenes featuring pickpocket skills were choreographed by stage pickpocket James Freedman and magician Martyn Rowland.
Dean-Charles Chapman played a minor role of Martyn Lannister in Season 3,
In 1977, he released One World, which led some commentators to describe Martyn as the"Father of Trip-Hop".
Ballet production by Laurel Martyn as one of the very first Australian-made works on truly Australian themes,
Following the commercial success of Solid Air, Martyn quickly recorded and released the experimental Inside Out, a more difficult album with emphasis placed on feel
John Martyn quickly recorded and released the experimental'Inside Out', an album with emphasis placed on feel and improvisation rather than song structure.
Following the commercial success of Solid Air, Martyn quickly recorded and released the experimental Inside Out, an album with emphasis placed on feel and improvisation rather than song structure.
maintained relationships only with close friends such as John Martyn, who wrote the title song of his 1973 album Solid Air for and about Drake and French singer Françoise Hardy.
Martyn LeNoble.
Martyn Rady.
Martyn Ware.
Bye, Martyn.
Martyn Felix, Adv.
To Martyn and Anna.
Gregory Edward Martyn.