Examples of using The same style in English and their translations into Hebrew
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His first award-winning invention(in high school) was a computer program to analyze composers' melodies and write original music in the same style.
The same style dress can look and feel entirely different in a variety of fabrics, because each material
I was wanting to not write in the same voice, or the same style.
There were two more skyscrapers in the same style planned that were never built:
but always with the same style.
There were two more skyscrapers in the same style that were never built: the Zaryadye Administrative Building
There were two more skyscrapers in the same style that were never built: the Zaryadye Administrative Building
Soon other troops began performing in the same style, and Kabuki made history as Japan's first dramatic performance form catering to the common people.
Hillenburg provided a concept of short comics with the same style of the show, but the characters looked different.
were always written in exactly the same style.
they chose something within the same style but with a slight variation.
Bobson provided a concept of short comics with the same style of the show, but the characters looked different.
He may have been an ally of the Greeks, and he shared the same style of coinage.
Though most people are aware that the Millennial generation is tech-savvy and will not travel in the same style as their parents, there has not been significant research concerning the trends
loves to dress in the same style and posing in front of the cameras.
of the“garden city” plan, and its character has been preserved over the years by additional architects that continued to build in the same style.
first to welcome guests, and secondly, the design of wallpaper and other finishes for the corridor should be kept in the same style and support each other.
However, such emotional letters were relatively common at that time, and Christina would use the same style when writing to women she had never met, but whose writings she admired.