Examples of using On the tables in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Our objective is to flood the  world with the  problem and to put it on the tables of Europe's leaders, now that the  United States abandoned its plans to attack.
There's munchies on the tables, sodas in the  ice chest.
I will write on the tables the  words that were on the first tables which you broke, and you shall put them in the  ark.".
If you do not wish to leave money on the tables of your subscribers, SendPulse is the  recommended tool to get them paying you by the  clock.
which has taken root on the tables of many players.
And I will write on the tables the  words that were on the first tables which thou didst break, and thou shalt put them in the  ark.'.
Frozen but cooked food was on the tables, and baby carriages with bottles of frozen milk were outside in the  snow.
On the tables around me were MPs and their guests, civil servants,
Like, for instance, in the  1800s… when surgery was Russian roulette and patients were dying on the tables.
And I will write on the tables the  words that were on the first tables which you broke, and you shall put them in the  ark.'.
On the tables, guests will receive carefully selected special dishes, as you have never seen in any garden or banquet hall.
You can go for a picnic breakfast in the  woods on the tables and benches there.
Cheese was served on the tables of the  nobility and travelled to the  far corners of the  Roman Empire as a regular part of the  rations of the  legions.
who have honed their trapping skills to perfection to put rare birds on the tables of Shanghai's elite.
Cheese was served on the tables of the  nobility and it travelled to the  far corners of the  Roman Empire as a regular part of the  rations of the  legions.
Canned fish took root on the tables of immigrants from the  countries of the  former USSR just at the  time of the  Soviet Union.
Cheese was served on the tables of the  nobility and traveled to the  far corners of the  Roman Empire as a regular part of the  rations of the  legions.