Examples of using Month-long in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I just came off a nearly month-long speaking tour on three different continents, and I won't go into that,
June 1948: After a nearly month-long delay the Altalena sets sail from France to the shores of Israel.
oil refineries malfunction, producing month-long blazes at plants like the ones in western India, the southern United States, and South Korea.
Totally Thames: This month-long festival brings the River Thames to life through a series of cultural events including regattas,
A month-long creative art competition for youth and adults took place at the Church of Scientology and Community Centre of Dublin along with puppet shows being performed.
He recently returned from a month-long trip to the United States, where he spoke at various events about the situation in Khan al-Ahmar.
The Reagan administration revealed today that after a month-long review, it will honor the agreement with Iran that led to the release of the 52 American hostages.
Twenty handpicked contestants for the Miss India pageant enter an intense month-long beauty boot camp in Bombay.
The program lasted about a year and began with an intensive, month-long workshop, during which each participant talks about what her career dream is.
They are reasonably priced and can cover travel from a single trip to an unlimited month-long stay.
we are continuing our month-long journey through the sparsely populated region.
April- Eric Clapton is released from St. Paul's Hospital in Minnesota following a month-long treatment for bleeding ulcers.
Third, sawm, the month-long fast during the month of Ramadan, in which Muslims do not eat or drink or smoke cigarettes during daylight hours.
shows a year and, aside from an annual, month-long summer break,"doesn't really take time off".
one year ago today, I woke up from a month-long coma, following a double lung transplant.
This month-long nature retreat takes place near Durban,
during three wars, and toured with Danny Kaye in a month-long round of army bases and hospitals following the Six-Day War.
Earlier this month, the UN called for a month-long humanitarian ceasefire in order to evacuate the wounded and deliver supplies, while Russia argued that a cease-fire was unrealistic and that extremists were to blame for the bloodshed.
The book made a month-long appearance in The New York Times bestsellers list in September- October 2005,
drafted by Bruce Perens, refined by the other Debian developers during a month-long e-mail conference in June 1997,