Examples of using Were completely destroyed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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70% of the buildings on the island were completely destroyed.
in 206 BC and his capital city and garden were completely destroyed, but the legend continued to inspire Chinese gardens.
50% of them were completely destroyed.
among them 23 that were completely destroyed.
Infantry forces exterminated those fleeing from cities, and after the cities were completely destroyed, went in on foot to complete the killing work directly.
50% of them were completely destroyed.
northeast turret, and other buildings were completely destroyed in air raids.
most of the Juma'a family's houses were completely destroyed.
In what became known as the"Swedish Flood," the most affluent and populated areas of Poland were completely destroyed.
among them 23 were completely destroyed.
among them 23 that were completely destroyed.
Such prices evidently remain out of reach for persons whose homes were completely destroyed.
among them 23 were completely destroyed.
mostly in Nepal's rural areas, were completely destroyed or heavily damaged last year.
including eight houses and 12 units that were completely destroyed with damages estimated at $2 million.
an extremely important task, unknown to countries with advanced democratic institutions- that of rebuilding civil society institutions which were completely destroyed in the period of totalitarian regimes.
After the 19th century, the city walls were completely destroyed, different city planners from around the world came and offered different ideas for the public lands of the city.
However, they noted that there has been virtually no reconstruction in outlying areas where large numbers of buildings were completely destroyed, including the areas documented in this report.
Since seven rooms were completely destroyed, we had to divide the children among the other classrooms,
The northwest wing and the south-east facade, which were completely destroyed in the war, are being reconstructed according to plans of the English architect David Chipperfield, in a manner quite close to their original layout in the museum building.