Examples of using Thicket in English and their translations into Hebrew
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they fought with his work inside the thicket of professional historiography.
Once detoxified, the individual in recovery must hack through the thicket of excuses and rationalizations by which his brain has attempted to make sense of his bizarre behavior.
Through the thicket, I see Clint Eastwood jogging out to meet a group of farangs making their way down the beach.
Because especially talented battalion fighting in a thicket and the Northern Territory,
conduct our lives in a thicket of diagnostic and prognostic bioinformation.
Therefore, to rely on them is like to wander in a barren desert or thicket, risking dying.
we are just one twig in the thicket, and we could easily have never sprouted at all.
instead of the shell- the thicket for washing, plumbing ornamented and decorated with patterns or tiled.
A thicket of constraints, diplomatic
Her reply was“That I cannot do, but I can point out the ways that lead further into the thicket and after that let us try to find the way together.”.
Edwardian colonial architecture, as well as a thicket of chrome and glass skyscrapers.
so I cut through the thicket, and you know how I hate the thicket, just so I could get here first.
And Abraham lifted up his eyes, and looked, and behold behind him a ram caught in a thicket by his horns: and Abraham went and took the ram, and offered him up for a burnt offering in the stead of his son.
In the thicket of disinformation that surrounded the coalition negotiations,
It should end in a clearing in the forest, clothes abandoned in some thicket, stretched out naked,
Each villa has its own private driveway that is hidden in the jungle thicket, so if you decided not to leave the hotel room for the duration of your stay there, you would feel
Abraham lifted up his eyes, and looked, and saw that behind him was a ram caught in the thicket by his horns. Abraham went and took the ram, and offered him up for a burnt offering instead of his son.
was busy relieving myself when, from a thicket just above my head,
was it possible to take the ram whose horns were entwined in the thicket and bring him to the altar instead of Isaac.
in Black American folklore, who tricked his enemies bent upon punishing him and made them throw him into the thicket of thorns which was his home.