Examples of using More remote in English and their translations into Hebrew
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continues to be a main source of food for more remote communities.
It takes up less space on the phone, making Tinder more efficient, even in more remote areas or regions.
sometimes the only way to explore more remote areas.
And in even more remote places there are still other countless cosmic bodies like that;
and the even more remote Testaccio.
if you are looking for a quiet vacation you can find it in the more remote areas of Barcelona, such as Park Güell.
grandmother or other more remote ancestor;
However the more remote islands Filicudi and Alicudi offer a quiet,
Wilder and more remote, this is a place to escape the crowds and where surfers seek communion with a restless Atlantic Ocean.
The more remote the location the more reasonable the cost
The beach in the second cove is quieter, more remote, and leads to Tong Fuk,
the Bielski partisans fled safely to a more remote part of the forest, and continued to offer protection to non-combatants.
In the more remote southwest portion of Colorado are Purgatory
The eastern half of Mustang is more remote, and it has some of the best-preserved Tibetan Buddhist cave art in the world.
the Bielski partisans fled safely to a more remote part of the forest, and continued to offer protection to the noncombatants among their band.
On the construction plans for a more remote period, while nothing concrete can not be said,
Backcountry routes are occasionally maintained throughout the more remote southern portion of the park.
In more remote areas without transport,
Jiří Kryl of the BrokerTrust Company estimates that as the new regulation will result in rising demand for more remote and less central, and therefore cheaper real estate assets, as Czech citizens will prioritize lower residential costs over better residential areas.
Well, it would involve riding to some of our more remote dwellings, and providing reading materials to those who might not otherwise be able to travel to the country libraries, due to, say, ill-health, frailty