Examples of using Shipyards in English and their translations into Hebrew
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built by shipyards such as Lürssen,
at least three hotels, shipyards and stores.
Three thousand cargo ships are currently under construction in the shipyards of Korea, China
Congressman? People keep calling about the shipyards. We don't know what to tell them.
Once known as“Putin's banker”, Pugachev owned two major shipyards, the world's biggest mine and significant real estate in Moscow and St Petersburg.
Sussurro" was launched in 1998 by Dutch shipyards Feadship and cost the first owner,
Shimron and Ganor tried to wrest responsibility for maintenance of the submarines from the navy's shipyards and give it to a German company,
Gone are those decaying shipyards, to be replaced by a sunny esplanade,
Its location, along the River Clyde, was once home to many shipyards, and considered the economic heart of Glasgow.
ferry them off to the shipyards every morning.
We have used various shipbuilding CAD systems in the past to develop superyacht projects for shipyards, but wanted a new,
other shipyards belonging to Thyssenkrupp, the German Naval Shipyards, are scheduled to begin construction of the warships ordered from Germany without a tender.
The Tall Ship at Riverside was one of many hundreds built in Glasgow's shipyards, but the Glenlee is now one of only five that are still afloat in the world today and the only one
The company also recently signed a cooperative agreement with Israel Shipyards for the marketing of the Black Eagle as part of the defense,
The Tall Ship at Riverside, of the many hundreds of ships built in Glasgow's shipyards, the Glenlee is one of only five Clyde built ships still afloat in the world today and she is the
Thyssenkrupp's TKMS division, under which the shipyards operate, announced that the submarines to be supplied would be less advanced than Israel's submarines,
The company also recently signed a cooperative agreement with Israel Shipyards for marketing the BLACK EAGLE as part of the defence,
Of the many hundreds of ships built in Glasgow's shipyards, the Glenlee is one of only five Clyde built ships still afloat in the world today and she is the only one of her kind in the UK.
The Navy then examined the possibility of building a similar-sized vessel in Israeli shipyards based on the German MEKO A-100 corvette, but this idea was also dropped.
Photographer Shaun O'Boyle, whose Modern Ruins Web site is full of stunningly evocative images of abandoned hospitals, shipyards and factories, believes that"ruined buildings have an interest that goes beyond any interest that building may have had when it was occupied.