Examples of using Two figures in English and their translations into Hebrew
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On the other hand, the painter creates eye contact between the two figures by means of various lines(on the walls and the floor).
Precisely the two figures that Ágnes names as examples of actual populists,
If the two figures are the same, then the investor has invested 100% of the needed funds in the business.
This is the change which has been wrought by these two figures whose major achievements complement each other.
we can be the two figures on the wedding cake.
We will show the Church once more so that you may compare and see the wonderful contrast of the soul's life expressed in the two figures, Synagogue and Church.
under the very point of the pen, the two figures of.
from the example of these two figures who were able to dialogue in a moment of war,
liquor Doing it big, my selfie two figures Could give it up, but I ain't a quitter.
ink drawing“Sleeping in the Desert”(no. 10), in which two figures, a child and his mother,
in so doing effectively generating two figures from the very start.
Head of the Vatican Museums' art research and art historian Arnold Nesselrath states:“We know from 16th-century sources that Raphael painted two figures in this room as tests in the oil technique before he died.
scientific research at the Vatican Museums, added,“We know from 16th-century sources that Raphael painted two figures in this room as tests in the oil technique before he died.
Units of betting are the lower of the two figures advertised at the table(for example $1 on a $1/$2 table)
The two figures in the picture looked colossal,
famous figure  of Moses, of which we have often spoken,- and the two figures now following.
among early modern historians, most historians have identified the two figures as the same since W.
Even though Jan van Eyck's painting is often called The Arnolfini Wedding, the two figures depicted in The Arnolfini Portrait had, in fact, been married for some time before having their portrait done.
we find there two figures, figures  which have a deep significance for a truly theosophical grasp of the whole of modern spiritual life- two figures which stand out as symbolical presentations of great spiritual impulses.