Examples of using Scythe in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The scythe was one of the symbols of the renewed relationship between the Jews and the land.
When on stage came a sixteen-year-old beautyAlexandra Ivanovskaya with a scythe below, then everyone has already realized that other contenders simply do not have a chance to win.
It was a covenant between the scythe and the sword, between the farmer and the guard.
When it was not my arms which swung the scythe, the scythe seemed to mow by itself.
Unless you're out there with a scythe, don't forget to add them to the death toll of your vegetarian meal.
But when the Angel of Death comes with his scythe to cut me down, I will go.
Each strip of ground mown by a scythe is called a"swathe"(pronounced:
In this branch we receive training and work on various tools- lawnmower, scythe, bellows and more.
On either side of the shield, a farmer rests on his scythe, and a sailor leans on an anchor.
my temper with a bailiff and in a fit of anger took a scythe and began mowing.
and it cut like a scythe, it exploded all over the place.
When he was a child, he was helping his father to cut wheat in a field, when a thunderbolt struck the blade of his scythe without injuring him.
At least, he thought this until he drank so much he fell over and met a gentleman with a decided lack of flesh on his bones and the definitive addition of a scythe a good few years earlier than he should have done.
The Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities of Sir William Smith claims that the scythe, known in Latin as the falx foenaria as opposed to the sickle,
painting a mendacious picture of the skeletal“grim reaper” with a scythe the size of a bulldozer blade in his bony hand.
holding a scythe, slowly approaching, and counting down those final grains of sand!
It is revealed that Scythe is the product of Nazi genetic engineering,
glowing eyes, and a scythe- the long stick with a curved blade on the top.
Fellas, grab your scythes and clear it as far in as you can.
Since the time of the Romans, they used scythes to kill each other.