Examples of using Mid-may in English and their translations into Hebrew
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During school holidays(from mid-March till mid-May and in October), when the school is closed,
Since mid-May 2018, Rafah Crossing has been open about five days per week for movement in both directions.
The organization pointed out that since mid-May 2018, the Rafah border crossing has been open about five days per week for movement in both directions.
Sometime in early or mid-May, Rome hosts the Internazionali BNL d'Italia,
In early to mid-May, Rome hosts the Internazionali BNL d'Italia(Rome Open)
From mid-May using XTRA TV access cards can only decode TV channels Football 1,
In mid-May, as deportation from the eastern provinces of Hungary started,
From mid-May through mid-September the days in Alaska are long,
Around mid-May the Azores High gradually becomes more dominant
Usually the time of the first haircut is at the end of April- mid-May.
children's children of Canadians,” its editors argued in mid-May 1901,“than to fill up the country with the scum of Europe.”.
This village is situated in the heart of the¡§Ambassadors Forest,¡¨an area in which the JNF conducted massive forestation until mid-May 2010.
some park roads remain closed until mid-May.
with two lightning strokes caught together during this 45 second wide-angle exposure taken in mid-May.
A complimentary park shuttle is available to guests mid-May through mid-September.
This highly visible, generally unarmed civil disobedience could fade out after its anticipated mid-May climax;
The starvation torture was used on practitioner Mr. Chen Huigen from Chengdu for more than three months, from late January to mid-May 2017.
If it had been April 1st I would have assumed it to be an April Fool's joke but we are in mid-May.
including 20 million copies sold since mid-May, the company said on Thursday.
Then in mid-May, the US Embassy in Israel is slated to move from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem(though, in fact, only the ambassador's residence will be transferred, marked by a ceremonial event).